By Phillip Smith The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has now officially broken with the war on drugs. At its 102nd
By Scott Morgan If I didn’t know better, some of this week’s headlines might have me wondering if the American marijuana market is about to
United States Conference of Mayors Unanimously Passes Resolution Calling the War on Drugs a Failed Policy That is Driving Over-incarceration and Racial Disparities On 40th
By David Borden Today’s New York Times features an op-ed by Jimmy Carter, Call Off the Global Drug War. Check it out. Carter’s piece reacts
by Phillip Smith, Forty years ago Friday, President Richard Nixon officially declared “war on drugs,” citing drug abuse as “public enemy No. 1.” Now, forty
By Jonathan Perri This Friday marks the 40th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s declaration of a war on drugs and tomorrow, Students for Sensible Drug Policy
By Ethan Nadelmann Two days from now marks the 40th anniversary of Nixon’s declaration of the war on drugs — a war that’s destroyed countless
Obama’s Drug Czar Says He Ended “War on Drugs” Two Years Ago Cops Hand-Deliver Report to Drug Czar’s Office While Czar Refuses to Meet By
By Debra J. Saunders “If we cannot destroy the drug menace in America, then it will surely destroy us,” President Richard Nixon told Congress in
By Major Neill Franklin (Ret.) On June 17, 1971 President Richard Nixon declared a “war on drugs.” We arrested fewer than half a million people
World Leaders, Senate Report Say U.S. Drug War is a Failure A couple weeks ago, the Global Commission on Drug Policy, an international organization consisting
Dozens of Rallies, Vigils, Actions around Country Commemorate Notorious Anniversary High-Profile DC Events Call for Exit Strategy from Failed Drug War June 17 will mark
This is a great flick with a great title: High: The True Tale of American Marijuana. Beyond the hysteria of Reefer Madness and past the
The global war on drugs has failed with devastating consequences for individuals and societies around the world, argues a new report released today[pdf]. “In 40
I write this piece with Memorial Day in mind, a day that we as Americans remember those who have died or suffered in past wars.
By Phillip Smith Two US Border Patrol agents were killed May 12 when the vehicle in which they were chasing suspected pot smugglers collided with
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