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Much has been written, produced, discussed and debated concerning the drug-related crises in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. In fact, for much of the nation, “D.C.” has become synonymous with“DrugCapital”oftheU.S. Ina1989 Washington Post report Mr.Wayne Ford,Executive Director ofUrbanDreams (aninner-city programinDesMoines,Iowa),related theprevailing view of the nation’s capital by outsiders as “a city where people are destroying themselves and a Mayor is having problems. It seems to those ofus who live elsewhere that you all are tolerating this, letting drugs come into your neighborhoods.” In the same vein, an acquaintance fromLondon (England) shared withme the habit her mother has developed of calling once a week, out of heightened concern for her daughter’s well being; concern generated, no doubt, by exaggerated reports abroad. While the apprehensionofaconcernedmotheris completely understandable, the fact remains that the most destructive external manifestations of this crisis have been restricted, for the most part, thus far, to the most impoverished areas of the city.
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- Mauri' Saalakhan
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- EN
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