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Drugs and Race
We’ve talked about the inherently racist nature of drug policy quite a bit, but several things brought it to the front of my mind again today. First, Stephen Gutwillig has an excellent piece in CNN Opinion: Pot acceptable? Not for … Continue reading
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Helping parents adjust to legalization
Scott Morgan has a good post: Why Legalizing Marijuana Protects Young People, where he quotes from a parent in Psychology Today: As a parent, I ask myself, “what are the dangers to teens?” And, what are the likely scenarios? If … Continue reading
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