1. Hiroshima Diary
... . A surprising incident that I found myself relating to was one of a horse who had been blinded by the radiation. He had been adopted by the partially destroyed hospital and its injured staff, and kept safely in the hospital garden. For some reason, this touched a particular part of my heart, and the care given to the horse reminded me that, instead of being seemingly fictional characters from an increasingly distant past ... all fear, hope, love. This is not about revealing my biases against Asians or Japanese. This was never a judgment in the sense that I dislike, fear, or distrust any...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate