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It pains me. It pains many others, survivors who survived because we have been

recalling our painful story to tell the world as a warning about the danger of

new fuel weapons. I want the world to wake up to the reality of this totally

unacceptable reality. And I hope more people will stand up and say we're not

going to think this nonsense anymore. The G7 meeting in Hiroshima, Japan, has

wrapped as the United States and its allies pledge more military support for

Ukraine, including US training on F-16 fighter jets. But G7 leaders fail to

make progress a nuclear disarmament. We'll speak to a survivor of the 1945 US

atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Then the NAACP issues a formal travel advisory for

Florida saying the state under Governor Ron DeSantis has become quote hostile to

black Americans. Meanwhile, Panamera and Penguin Random House had sued a Florida

school board for banning books. We'll speak to the head of Panamera, Susan Nassau,

and Professor Kelly Carter Jackson. Distracted by the things that Ron DeSantis is

trying to do. He is trying to steal our joy to make us feel bad about being

black. But we are not tragically colored. Plus we go to Ecuador where President

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