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Marijuana Arrest Crusade: Racial Bias and Police Policy in New York City 1997-2007

New York’s marijuana arrests have long been racially skewed, but because of the eleven-fold increase in arrests beginning in 1997, a great many more young blacks and Latinos have been arrested than ever before in the city’s history.

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Learning From Each Other: Enhancing Community-Based Harm Reduction Programs and Practices in Canada

A recent report from Canada demonstrates the effectiveness of harm reduction strategies in small to medium cities. Integrating drug users into the planning and implementation of services empowers users and has been shown to lead to improved long-term outcomes in their health.

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Drug Crazy

Six years in the making, Drug Crazy offers a gripping account of the stunning violence, corruption and chaos that have characterized America's drug war since its inception in 1914.

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