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A second chance: How the parole justice movement has gained steam in New York state
By Robbie Sequeira via BronxTimes Without a second chance, Donna Hylton would have never transformed her life. Without a second chance, Hylton may only be remembered for a traumatic childhood that inc…
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how the heroin epidemic differs in communities of color
PBS Most of the media attention in the current nationwide heroin epidemic has focused on the uptick in overdose deaths among suburban, white, middle-class users — many of whom turned to the drug aft…
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Frontline: How the Heroin Epidemic Differs in Communities of Color
How the Heroin Epidemic Differs in Communities of Color FEBRUARY 23, 2016 | by Sarah Childress via Frontline Most of the media attention in the current nationwide heroin epidemic has focused on the…
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marking a transition: lorenzo jones works to build a national movement for health, equity, and justice
By gabriel sayegh First published in NorthEnd Agents, and cross-published in HuffPost “I am the sum of all my experiences.” – El Hajj Malilk El-Shabazz (Malcolm X) Earlier this month, Lorenz…
