What the Nuclear Policy Community Needs to Understand About Intersectionality December 21, 2021
Mari Faines, PSR Director of Communications and Outreach | Outrider
Recent efforts within the nuclear field to stand as allies against systemic oppression and injustice are a start. But there is still a long way to go. We must go beyond solidarity statements and generic Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion strategies. We need tangible cooperation with movements, organizations, and individuals who don’t represent the current status quo of the nuclear field.
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