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In reply to the discussion: This is some bitter truth.. [View all]Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)46. I just don't think that's true.
I've not heard that. Drug programs are referenced for all drug users with no reference or intent as to race or gender.
Generally, drug addicts, esp those who commit other crimes, are regarded as pretty scummy, no matter their race. Of course, the rich ones are thought of better, like the movie stars. So there's a class distinction with drug addiction, like with other things.
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Well now--Trump did promise to help the inner cities. But how is the question.
riversedge
Feb 2017
#1
It would have to be something like that because state governors control their National Guards...
brush
Feb 2017
#42
You hit upon it, the rural poor and unemployed urban dwellers have a the same problem. No jobs.
brush
Feb 2017
#43
ignore past decades of redlining. lead used in their 'ghettos'. bootstraps? after amputating
pansypoo53219
Feb 2017
#13
no, i see the difference clearly. drug use among blacks was treated different than among whites
JI7
Feb 2017
#47
I shared those links to point out how much the concern over the WWC took priority in the election..
JHan
Feb 2017
#49