“Remember, recommit, resist.” As our UH Manoa student group, Oceania Rising, finalizes last minute details for Friday’s Nuclear Survivor’s Day, the 59th Anniversary of the dropping of the “Bravo” bomb on Bikini atoll, I find myself wrestling with what it means to remember, recommit and resist. From 1946 to 1958, the United States conducted 67 nuclear tests in my home, the Marshall Islands, all of which were considered atmospheric…. Read More