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Jay Shifman
What We Don't Know About The War On Drugs with Natalie Papillion and a Shout Out from Annie Leib
What We Don't Know About The War On Drugs with Natalie Papillion and a Shout Out from Annie Leib
What We Don't Know About The War On Drugs with Natalie Papillion and a Shout Out from Annie Leib
Friday 16th October 2020
Jay Shifman and Natalie Papillion uncover the racist foundation of the War on Drugs and discuss the need for justice in this episode of Choose Your Struggle.
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking the Truth: Racism and the War on Drugs with Natalie Papillion
I like to think that I know a good amount about the sort of racist lies that have built the war on drugs, and that's what they are. You'll hear, natalie, and I kind of get into that.
Have you ever wondered about the real roots of the War on Drugs? In this episode of 'Choose Your Struggle', host Jay Shifman sits down with Natalie Papillion from the Equity Organization to unravel the hidden truths behind America's drug policies. They dive into how racism and deceit have shaped these policies, leading to decades of violence against black and brown communities.
Natalie shares eye-opening insights on the systemic issues that continue to plague our society and discusses the urgent need for restorative justice and decriminalization. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a call to action for anyone passionate about social justice and reform. The episode wraps up with a shout-out from Annie Leib and Jay's 'Good Egg' recommendation, encouraging listeners to engage with thought-provoking content like Killer Mike's 'Reagan'.
Tune in for a conversation that's as enlightening as it is unsettling, and find out what steps you can take to be part of the change.