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Chair, Dept. of Psychology University; Author HIGH PRICE, winner of the 2014 PEN/E. O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award.

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    May 9

    Time for us to stand up & disobey unjust drug policy laws says

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    May 7

    “Our drug laws have always been particularly restrictive, and tightly connected to an outgroup — people who were feared or despised” for

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    May 6

    Missed out on in Portugal? is speaking in Vancouver next week. I'll be moderating.

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    May 6

    .’s Radically Different Approach to Drug Policy: Upcoming Wall Exchange speaker is fighting for common sense, evidence-based reform. Hear his free talk May 23 [Vancouver, BC] MT

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    May 6

    Check out this great story in about 's radically different approach to drug policy. Carl Hart will speak at our upcoming May 23 Wall Exchange titled: "Drug Use for Grown Ups." Get your free tickets to the talk today!

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  6. May 2

    Carl Hart is coming to Vancouver for a grownup talk about drugs via

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  7. Apr 25

    Brotha Alex, did you say Sanders is "100% right” on drugs? I hope I misunderstood because he is not. But, he can correct his shortcomings on the issue if he seeks and listens to those who know.

    Biden 1994 was dead wrong & Sanders was 100% right. A quarter century later that’s clear
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  8. Apr 25

    To err is human. But, when we do, it’s incumbent upon us to: 1) admit it; and 2) lay out a course action that remedies it. Esp. true for politicians. When it comes to drugs and Biden, we have been waiting for decades…still nothin except vague apologies. IN- f**ckin' -SUTTICIENT

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    The Crime Bill of 1994 was literally named after Joe Biden. Now watch the speech he gave for it. I think it's the single most problematic speech ever given on mass incarceration in US Senate History. Then listen to blast Joe & blast the bill. NIGHT & DAY.
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    Apr 22

    In McCleskey v. Kemp, a majority of justices conceded that, if they struck down the death penalty based on evidence it was racist, the Court would have to abolish the entire criminal punishment system- as dissenting Justice Brennan called it, “a fear of too much justice.”

    On this day in 1987, the Supreme Court affirmed a black man's death sentence by ruling that racial bias is "an inevitable part of our criminal justice system." To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history. Share this
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    Apr 22

    Literally everybody: this is beyond inappropriate. People who use drugs are not a joke. Crackhead is a derogatory word. Use your platform to uplift others. We’re in the middle of a drug war that has destroyed communities and killed our loved ones. Do something else.

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    Apr 21

    Calls of police brutality grow after Florida officer seen slamming the face of unarmed teen

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  12. Apr 18

    When Slaveowners Got Reparations Thank you for this important history lesson.

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  13. Apr 16

    Tomorrow, - this year’s recipient of the Mamie & Kenneth Clark Distinguished Lecture Award - will be speaking . Talk Title: The Paradox of Diversity: Promise, Pitfalls, and Implications for Racial Equity. Faculty House, 64 Morningside Drive at 4PM

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  14. Apr 12

    Now, Drug Policy Conference with a realness.

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  15. Apr 12

    TODAY, for a drug policy conference that starts w/ the assumption: it’s normal for ppl to use psychoactive substances to alter their consciousness and mood. The Gov't has been remiss in it’s role of ensuring safety. We will discuss how to change this situation.

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    Apr 11

    Please join us tomorrow for a drug policy conference that starts w/ the assumption, it’s normal for ppl to use psychoactive substances to alter their consciousness and mood. The Gov't has been remiss in it’s role of ensuring safety. We will discuss how to change this

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  17. Apr 11

    Please join us tomorrow for a drug policy conference that starts w/ the assumption, it’s normal for ppl to use psychoactive substances to alter their consciousness and mood. The Gov't has been remiss in it’s role of ensuring safety. We will discuss how to change this

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  18. Apr 10

    Conference Announcement "Drugs Do Not = Death. Bad Drug Policies Do.” Friday, April 12, at we invite the thinking-public to join us as we push for real solutions, and not the same ineffective ones based on moralism.

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    Apr 9

    NYC: Please join and me tonight at to discuss WE LIVE FOR THE WE: The Political Power of Black Motherhood. 7:30 at 632 Flatbush Ave. Hope to see you!

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