We know the harm we've done with the disparate sentencing around crack cocaine. It doesn't save us anything to not reverse those decisions for people that are inside.
Summer Lee: “We know the harm we've done with the disparate sentencing around crack cocaine. It doesn't save us anything to not…”
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Acknowledging the harm of past sentencing policies and advocating for their reversal.
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