Not only did it not solve the drug problem it actually made the problem worse, it created huge racial disparity in drug arrests in the United States. This why I advocated for some solutions that might aid in repairing a broken system that has led to an unjust society filled with mistreatment towards African Americans. Legalizing and regulating all schedule 1 and 2 drugs relieves pressure and will significantly lower the arrest rates in the United States. Being able to sell these drugs like alcohol will give the government more capital to benefit society through public services. And finally and probably most importantly allowing specifically African Americans who have been unjustly criminalized for the sale of narcotics open a commercial bank account, will allow them to get back on their feet and be able to provide for their families. All of these hopes for society may seem far out of reach at them moment, but if we are able to slowly take steps forward and fix this problem we are one step close to becoming a equal and just
Not only did it not solve the drug problem it actually made the problem worse, it created huge racial disparity in drug arrests in the United States. This why I advocated for some solutions that might aid in repairing a broken system that has led to an unjust society filled with mistreatment towards African Americans. Legalizing and regulating all schedule 1 and 2 drugs relieves pressure and will significantly lower the arrest rates in the United States. Being able to sell these drugs like alcohol will give the government more capital to benefit society through public services. And finally and probably most importantly allowing specifically African Americans who have been unjustly criminalized for the sale of narcotics open a commercial bank account, will allow them to get back on their feet and be able to provide for their families. All of these hopes for society may seem far out of reach at them moment, but if we are able to slowly take steps forward and fix this problem we are one step close to becoming a equal and just