Scrambled eggs are for breakfast. Not drug education.
Remember these PSA’s? Just Say No, This Is Your Brain on Drugs— I have a few things to say about these commercials and eggs.
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Why do American scientists ignore the benefits of drugs?
This was one of the questions at the heart of a congressional hearing this summer.
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The Tavis Smiley Show
Tavis Smiley and I had a great conversation because we unpacked the causes of many of society’s ills & we named names.
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As With Other Problems, Class Has a Role
Like cancer and heart disease, it disproportionately affects the poor, who have far less access to healthy diets and consistent medical care.
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Drug Myths Exposed
We are punishing people severely for drug-related violations when the crimes that they engage in are about the equivalent of traffic violations.
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Carl Hart on London Real TV
This is a clip of an interview I did on LondonRealTV. The full interview is linked at the bottom of the page.
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The consequences for lying about drugs
Carl Hart wants you to know you’ve been lied to.
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What the media gets wrong on drugs
I went on All In With Chris Hayes to talk about drugs and drug hysteria. Below are a few topics we touched on: Why did the NAACP team up with
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How drugs are perceived in America
I was invited on the independents to talk about hypocrisy & drugs in America. Here are a few topics addressed: 1) Why are certain drugs vilified and others not? 2)
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This Is Your Brain on Drug Education
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.
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