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Heroin as a nation we've mostly forgotten about the devastation heroin rot in urban America 50 years ago

When I talk in my law school class from about the war on drugs my students usually assume that I'm speaking about the response to crack

Which ravaged black communities in the 1980s and 1990s a few students have first 10 memories of the crack epidemic

The rest have either read about it or seen it represented in movies and said on in on TV

But when I tell them that heroin was to the 60s what crack was to the late 80s I get blank stairs

There amnesia comes at a cost without taking heroin into account

One cannot understand African-American attitudes towards the drug war

heroin had a long trouble DC in

1955 government report called the city's drug problem serious and tragic and expensive expensive and ominous

But by the late 1960s what had been a problem became an epidemic

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