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The Treatment: The Story of Those Who Died in the Cincinnati Radiation Tests
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Martha Stephens

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g is 90% done

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what do you MEAN the radiation civil suit lawyer just defended *in court* a nazi’s right to wear a KKK shirt to school??? GIRL COME ON. “people have to be allowed to express what they think” “otherwise i can’t march in the gay pride parade.” yeah nazi’s aren’t invited jackass. you def CANT join the parade. fuck off.

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the author’s intermezzo spoke pretty heavily about the author’s personal involvement in other social justice concerns both abroad and domestically—which makes sense to understand why she got involved with the radiation tests, but also helps add context to how much the intersection of class and race was a factor in the radiation tests.

— Apr 03, 2026 11:35AM Add a comment

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the US government cannot be salvaged broooo sick from the very core

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