Tag: race
New York’s Two Marijuana Legalization Paths: Will Lawmakers Get It Right?
After two years of false starts, could 2021 be the year that New York ...
Attorney General Merrick Garland a Disheartening Prospect
When a government agency is as punitive, secretive and capricious as the US Department ...
A Harm Reductionist’s Case for Abolition
Since 2020’s uprisings against anti-Black police violence, communities and institutions across the country have ...
2021 Marijuana Reform Must Not Exclude Justice-Involved People
Last month, the US House of Representatives took a major step toward repairing some ...
Ten Photos From 2020 That Reflect 2021’s Biggest Challenges
Few years in living memory have been as dramatic and distressing as 2020, and ...
Indian Health Service’s OD-Vulnerable Patients Aren’t Getting Naloxone
The federal health agency serving federally recognized tribal members achieved its goal of reducing ...
Why a City’s Marijuana Delivery Plan Represents Far More Than Customer Convenience
During the pandemic, services that deliver food and other supplies have become invaluable. Some ...
How the First Black Surgeon General Was Silenced for Considering Drug Legalization
The movement to decriminalize all drug users has enjoyed historic wins in 2020, surely ...
Celebrate the Drug Policy Wins, But Don’t Accept Drug Exceptionalism
Election day brought an unprecedented wave of victories for drug policy reform ballot measures ...
Voters Approve All Seven Marijuana-Legalization Initiatives Across Five States
In a night without an immediate clear winner for the White House, we are ...
