A War on Drugs where the enemy was far too often young black men rather than the drugs devastating our communities.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “A War on Drugs where the enemy was far too often young black men rather than the drugs devastating our communities.”
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Critiques the focus of the War on Drugs on racial minorities.
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