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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2012 · 9 MIN

Election? Can't vote!

from Harm Reduction Coalition's Podcast · host Harm Reduction Coalition

The war on drugs is a mechanism by which people with a history of drug use have their civil and human rights taken from them. Voting disenfranchisement is an example of how drug users get pushed outside of society. Ron Crowder of Nashville's Street Works http://street-works.org/ and human rights advocate, Brian Thompson, talk about how disenfranchisement affects them.

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