Analysis
November 11, 2020
Even in states that have legalized or decriminalized marijuana possession, Black people are still more likely to be arrested for it than White people. These organizers are working to change that.
Commentary
August 26, 2018
Three Strikes Didn’t Work. It’s Time to Pay Reparations
Black and brown men paid the price for supplying what the recreational drug market demanded: cocaine and weed.
News
April 12, 2018
Bernard Noble, whose case became a symbol of harsh drug laws, walks out of a Louisiana prison.
News
March 8, 2018
In Kansas, even many minor drug offenders must appear on the state’s public registry. A new bill would change that.
News
January 17, 2018
Here are nine ways the law-and-order president has smashed Obama’s legacy.
News
November 27, 2017
It depends on where you live. (Californians, you’re in luck.)
News
July 18, 2017
A new study examines the lingering impact of war-on-crime policies.
Commentary
February 16, 2017
It’s the easiest drug to traffic in small batches, and it is very lucrative.
Analysis
February 9, 2017
Or at least misleading, says this contrarian scholar. Here’s why it matters.