Statistics show that for decades Black and Brown people have received harsher sentences due to the differences in how crack and powder cocaine offenses were viewed in the eyes of the law.
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Statistics show that for decades Black and Brown people have received harsher sentences due to the differences in how crack and powder cocaine offenses were viewed in the eyes of the law.
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