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: The Real Cost of Prisons WeblogMA: Urban Penalty Do drug-free school zones unfairly target cities and people of color? And a response from Lois Ahrens
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Urban Penalty
Do drug-free school zones unfairly target cities and people of color?
Thursday, February 26, 2009
By Maureen Turner
Valley Advocate (MA)
In January of 1989, Gov. Mike Dukakis was fresh off a failed presidential bid, but he wasn't ready to give up on all his campaign pledges. That year, in his State of the Commonwealth address, Dukakis reiterated an ambitious vow made on the campaign trail: to rid Massachusetts' schools of drugs.
At the center of Dukakis' campaign was a proposed read more
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