The Jacarezinho Massacre and Lethal Drug Policy Enforcement in Brazil
It’s a Rio de Janeiro classic. Officers of the civil, military or army police ...
WHO Reasserts Anti-Vaping Stance Ahead of World No Tobacco Day
As part of a campaign to mark World No Tobacco day on May 31, ...
Larry Krasner Beats Primary Challenger Organically, in Good Sign for Reformers
The first re-election bid of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner—probably the figure most associated ...
What the Incredible Achievements of ACT UP Can Teach Activists Today
For her 700-plus page magnum opus on the history of ACT UP (AIDS Coalition ...
SCOTUS Shamefully Allows Past Non-Unanimous Jury Convictions to Stand
Chelsea Clinton surprised criminal justice reform activists when she recently backed Color of Change’s ...
Teens Who Vape Would Be Smoking If Vapes Weren’t Invented, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that teens who vape would probably be smoking cigarettes instead ...
There Was Nothing “Wasted” About My Youth Spent Clubbing on Ecstasy
Some of us who spent a lot of time using drugs in our youth ...
The FDA Approved a Supersized Naloxone Spray. Do We Need It?
On April 30, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new, high-dose naloxone ...
Indigenous Groups Object to Proposed Peyote Decriminalization
As the psychedelics reform movement continues to spread across the US, a conflict has ...
Why Japan’s Huge Drop in Smoking Is a Story Prohibitionists Ignore
Nowhere on Earth has cigarette consumption dropped as rapidly as it has in Japan ...
