"Advocacy Group Critiques 'Oppenheimer' Film: A Riveting Historical Psychodrama or Short-Sighted Epic?"

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The Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium, an advocacy group in southern New Mexico, is criticizing the upcoming film "Oppenheimer" for ignoring the negative impact of the atomic bomb on New Mexicans. The group aims to raise awareness about the health impacts caused by radiation from the Trinity tests in 1945 and seeks medical compensation from the government. They argue that the film exploits their history and land, and are calling for recognition and restitution for affected individuals.
Topics:top-news#historical-exploitation#new-mexico#oppenheimer-film#radiation#social-issues#tularosa-basin-downwinders-consortium
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