note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
note-a-bear: micdotcom: In a powerful spoken essay, law professor Enow Yankah highlights the immense double standard in how the U.S. responded to heroin versus crack addiction. And while one could say “we learned from the first epidemic” that
