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Race and The Drug War: Part II of Intersections in the War on Drugs



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2007/06/28 - 12:00pm
2007/06/28 - 1:45pm

Race and The Drug War: Part II of Intersections in the War on Drugs

A FREE brown bag Summer Video and Speaker Series sponsored by Institute for Policy Studies, Drug Policy Project.

Beverages provided. For more information contact: Aaron Sundquist (202) 234-9382.

Featuring an introduction to the "War on Drugs" video: Talia, Texas: Scenes From The Drug War and excerpts from "Hooked; Illegal Drugs and How they got that way."

Speaker: Nkechi Taifa, Open Society Institute

TO SEE THE FULL SCHEDULE FOR THE DRUG POLICY VIDEO AND SPEAKER SERIES VISIT:http://www.ips-dc.org/projects/drugpolicy/dppsummerseries07.htm

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