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The war on drugs is still alive and well, and the people most often caught in the crossfire are black and brown. Now that weed is legal in many states, most of the people making money off weed are white. With help from WBEZ reporter Natalie Moore in Chicago, we look at how legalization might benefit communities of color and repair harm caused by the war on drugs.
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The war on drugs is still alive and well, and the people most often caught in the crossfire are black and brown. Now that weed is legal in many states, most of the people making money off weed are white. With help from WBEZ reporter Natalie Moore in Chicago, we look at how legalization might benefit communities of color and repair harm caused by the war on drugs.

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