The key to eliminating the nuclear threat is reflective and resolute dialogue amongst all nations. We continue to live with this absurd, grotesque, and self-incurred threat because information about nuclear weapons, and about those most responsible for their proliferation is oppressed and ignored. As the only nation to have used a nuclear weapon, and as the nation who possesses the largest nuclear stockpile, the United States should lead in the massive diplomatic effort to reduce and then end the nuclear threat. It sounds straightforward and simple, but the suppression of information and responsibility is our biggest hurdle. Several years ago The Smithsonian attempted to display an exhibit on the Enola Gay (the plane that dropped the bomb on Hiroshima) for the sake of educating the public about the reasons to drop the bomb, and more importantly to stimulate debate about the use and existence of nuclear weapons. The exhibit was comprehensive and accurate, including photos, a brief history of the war in Japan, and several reasons affecting the decision to drop the bomb. Despite the historical authenticity of the exhibit, the U.S. Congress and a number of veterans' groups fought to alter and even close the exhibit. At the behest of congress, Smithsonian curators and historians altered the "historical infomation" and removed photos of the destruction, and when the distortion was not enough for Congress the museum scrapped the exhibit all together. What the congress and numerous veterans' groups chiefly objected was the historically proven fact that the bomb was not dropped as an absolute necessity to ending the war; thus there were political reasons for dropping two atomic bombs on Japan. The unwillingness of our government and veterans' institutions to be honest about the history of nuclear weapons (because they believe their credibility is on the line) stands in the way of a catharsis 64 years past its due. Whatever your affiliation or stance, the nuclear attacks on Japan were the two most devastating and tragic moments in human history. Rather than cowardly seeking to protect the perceived integrity of an institution, our nation should be collectively engaged in a conversation that acknowledges our leading role in the nuclear threat, and our rightful role as the leader to ending this threat to human history.

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