Intersections + Injustice
How Oklahoma’s Top Prosecutors Gang Up Against Reform
Conservative district attorneys often seem like they are at one-on-one political war with their ...
How Did We Come to Abandon America’s Pain Patients?
Overdoses—not those involving prescription opioids, but of heroin and illicit fentanyl, often combined with ...
After Michael Johnson’s Release, What Next for Missouri HIV Criminalization?
On July 9, Michael Johnson, a Black gay man from Missouri, made headlines when ...
How Can Harm Reduction Do Better for Transgender People?
In 2015 Tori Cooper decided to leave a successful nonprofit career to blaze a ...
New North Carolina Drug-Induced Homicide Law Ramps Up Punishments
On July 8, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed into law a bill creating ...
Nurse Who Gave Her Meds to MAT-Deprived Patients Convicted
On November 18, 2018 at Massachusetts Alcohol and Substance Abuse Center (MASAC) at Plymouth, ...
Why No Human Rights Section in 2019 UNODC World Drug Report?
Worldwide, more than half a million of people died from, or in relation to, ...
The Harm Reductionist Imprisoned by Ukraine Separatists for Carrying Bupe
For 10 months now, a Ukrainian harm reduction activist has been illegally detained by ...
What to Make of a Leading Anti-Cannabis Advocate Retweeting a Far-Right Podcaster?
Given the racist past and present of cannabis prohibition in the United States, an ...
Criminalizing E-Cigarettes Perpetuates the Spiral of Poverty
Forty-three million Americans live in poverty, and the numbers are not diminishing. Certainly poverty ...
