crack cocaine 
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SOURCE: The New Republic
2/14/2022
Republicans are Reviving the 1980s Crack Panic; People will Die as a Result
Harm reduction policies are evidence-based and proven to reduce the negative impacts of drug abuse, which makes the effort to turn them into a culture war particularly discouraging.
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How Did Rob Ford Get Elected Mayor of Toronto, Anyway?
by Bert S. Hall
Credit: Wiki CommonsNow that allegations that Toronto mayor Rob Ford was videoed smoked crack in his drug dealer’s apartment have propelled him into headlines around the globe (though sadly the video, which was being offered to the highest bidder by his dealer, has for the moment disappeared), it seems an apropos moment to take a look back at Ford's storied career.
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