Cross fire in the drug war: aftermath of a crack article.
Nation, The, November, 1989 by Morley, Jefferson
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CROSS FIRE IN THE DRUG WAR
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I smoked crack and wrote an article abut it for The New Republic. As I had hoped, "What Crack Is Like" instigated many debates within the Washington political class and attracted more than a little interest outside that cloistered group. The article made three points, all of which will strike some people as self-evident: Crack is a pleasurable drug with unpleasant side effects; crack can "make sick sense to demoralized people" and the spread of crack capitalism is related to the phenomenon of Reaganism. That same week I published a ...
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