MY TURN By H PATRICIA HYNES Download pdf version here. “Poet survivors of the merciless, savage US atomic bombing of Japan guide us to the deepest, most intimate loss and suffering of survivors, the hibakusha….
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Monday, August 3, 2020, Greenfield Recorder MY TURN By LIZ KELNER In August 1962, 17 years after the United States dropped nuclear bombs on the civilian populations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, killing over 250,000…
By E. MARTIN SCHOTZ, MD Originally published MY TURN, July 23, 2020 Greenfield Recorder In this Aug. 6, 1945, photo released by the U.S. Army, a mushroom cloud billows about one hour after a nuclear…
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These four editorials written by H. Patricia Hynes, Director of the Traprock Center for Peace & Justice, Franklin County, Massachusetts, were published in the Greenfield Recorder and various local and national media outlets. Download as…
My Turn editorial by Sherrill Hogan Published in the Greenfield Recorder, July 9, 2020 The Poor People’s Campaign is speaking loudly in hundreds of voices in every corner of the country. It is organizing privileged…
By H. Patricia Hynes June 2020. Dispatch #4 on Covid Published in Informed Comment On May 18, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) launched a Salvation Army-like charity drive asking the public for donations of…
June 2, 2020 Monday morning (June 1), The Recorder had impressive front-page coverage of the Saturday morning GHS Graduation and parade, the Tuesday Mahar ‘virtual’ Graduation and Friday parade, as well as the afternoon rally…
For two decades, The Interfaith Council of Franklin County and Traprock Center for Peace and Justice have honored teens from Franklin County for accomplishments within their communities, whether in their schools, churches or a wider…
MY TURN, published in the Greenfield Recorder, June 3, 2020 By H. PATRICIA HYNES We are living with two lifethreatening crises: COVID-19 and the climate crisis. They pose a common fate for us humans —…