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Seeking justice for the Unknowing, Unwilling, and Uncompensated, Innocent victims of the July 16, 1945, Trinity test in South-Central New Mexico.

Trinity: Legacies of Nuclear Testing - A People's Perspective

The Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium and the Branigan Cultural Center of Las Cruces brings you Trinity: Legacies of Nuclear Testing - A People's Perspective. Those who have participated in the exhibit are artists and writers that have been impacted or have documented the impact of the Trinity test. We encourage everyone who can go, to please do so and to let us know about their experience.

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