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The Legalization of Marijuana Still Doesn’t Include Everyone

Team ARD

April 20, 2022

Despite 420 celebrations and growing support to legalize it, people of color continue to be incarcerated for marijuana and excluded from the cannabis industry.

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Disparities in Crack Cocaine Sentencing Targets the Black Community

Nia Norris

June 17, 2021

Historically, drug policy has been written with racist intentions and fueled by hysteria over the war on drugs. This has led to racial disparities in sentencing for crack cocaine possession.

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The Legalization of Marijuana Still Doesn’t Include Everyone

Disparities in Crack Cocaine Sentencing Targets the Black Community

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