In 1914, a racist fiction helped sell one of the nation’s first drug laws; 100 years later, it’s still with us.
How the Myth of the ‘Negro Cocaine Fiend’ Helped Shape American Drug Policy Read More »
While the goal of decreasing drug abuse is a commendable one, these types of media campaigns have been shown to have no effect on drug use or abuse.
This Is Your Brain on Drug Education Read More »
All drugs. Not just Marijuana.
Congress Needs to Decriminalize All Drugs Read More »
By JOHN TIERNEY Long before he brought people into his laboratory at Columbia University to smoke crack cocaine, Carl Hart saw its effects firsthand. Growing up in poverty, he
The Rational Choices of Crack Addicts Read More »
We focus too much on drugs’ dangers – and not enough on how racism affects drug policy
Everything you know about drugs is wrong Read More »
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Dr. Carl Hart On John Stossel Read More »
I educate my kids on how to be safe in driving their car, how to be safe when they have sex. The same is true with drugs. I make sure I let them understand the potential positive effects, the potential negative effects, and how to avoid the potential negative effects.
Democracy Now: Drugs Aren’t the Problem Read More »
Dr. Carl Hart wrote High Price because drug myths and drug hysteria has led to the drug war which has resulted in a high price paid by the poor.
Confronting the Drug War In ‘High Price’ Read More »
High Price is the best autobiography written since the Autobiography of Malcolm X – Jim Vrettos
The Rebbe, Tha Radical & The Rev Read More »
