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Nuclear resisters (1981)
| Auteur | Feminists againt Nuclear Power |
| Datum | 1981 |
| Classificatie | 6.01.0.00/98 (ALGEMEEN) |
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Uit de publicatie:
Introduction We are a group of six women who got together for one reason, that we were all horrified by the growing threat of nuclear technology. We are all different - some of us are single, married, have a baby, live with men, live on our own, or with other women. Some of us are lesbians, some are heterosexual.Our political views differ. We are anarchists, socialists, radical feminists. Some of us believe in armed struggle, others in nonviolence. Some of us have no particular political stance. However, we are all united in two things- one, in our belief that all nuclear power and all nuclear weapons are terrible, and two, in our belief of the reward of working collectively. Most of us started out knowing nothing or very little about nuclear power except that we disagreed with it. We met once a week, at each other's houses. We usually started the meeting with a meal and general chat about what we had seen in the papers and what we had read in magazines and books. We gradually got to know each other and became friends. In our group we found the support which had been lacking in other groups. Our aim was to get to know as much as possible about nuclear power and to pass the information on to other women. To make things easier, we all learned about different subjects - safety, weapons, alternatives, politics, civil liberties and feminist perspectives. We wrote about what we learned and shared it with each other at the meetings. All of us were scared by the information we discovered - the problems were·as bad as we had suspected. But because the group was so supportive, we were able to cope with our fears.
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