There is not a single one of you who couldn't benefit from seeing this collection of advertisements for cocaine and cocaine accessories from the 1970s.
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This week in my film class, I made the students watch Birth of a Nation out of class and Superfly in class to get at depictions of African-Americans in film.
The Denver Post really reached new heights of journalistic excellence on March 6, 1915 with this lurid story of the problems drug addicts faced now that the federal government had.
Taxation without Representation: The developments capped a roller-coaster 24 hours in the worst possible way for advocates of the District’s marijuana measure. Late Monday, congressional aides had floated the possibility that the spending deal would include a provision sought by conservative House Republicans to block...
The aftermath of the Civil War brought on America's first drug epidemic. The massive amount of pain caused by the war, both spiritually and physically, led to a wave of.
Lars von Trier. In the interview, his first since that Nazi kerfuffle at Cannes back in 2011, Von Trier revealed that nearly all of his past works have been fueled.
No doubt the solution to drug smuggling tunnels between the U.S. and Mexico is higher border walls. And the drones America's favorite racist Sheriff Joe Arapio wants to deploy to catch the brown people.
The country music response to the hippies led to many songs that ranged from belligerent to hilarious to bizarre. Such as Buck Jones' "A Box of Grass."
For this week's Forestry Friday post I want to follow up on last week's discussion of drug cartels destroying the forests of Mexico by bringing this story into the forests.
If you haven't read Karla Zabludovsky's piece today on locals in Michoacán organizing to fight illegal logging by criminal gangs that is robbing them of their livelihood and traditional ways of life, you really must do so. A few points on this: 1. While legalizing...
It's almost too easy for ESPN to go to Eugene for this story.
Gallup has conducted its first poll on marijuana legalization showing more people favoring it than opposing. Given the seeming inevitability of decriminalization if not outright legalization, I find it somewhat.