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Race and Class Differences in Print Media Portrayals of Crack Cocaine and Methamphetamine By Jennifer E. Cobbina Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice University of Missouri – St. Louis
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Document Date: 2011-08-11 15:38:02

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The New York Times / Race / Chicago Tribune Washington Post Los Angeles Times / Chicago Tribune / Crack Cocaine / the Washington Post / Media / Methamphetamine INTRODUCTION / Class / Los Angeles Times / /

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United States / United Kingdom / Jamaica / /

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Product Issues / Product Recall / /

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Criminal Justice University of Missouri / National Institute of Drug Abuse / Hall et al. / /

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law-abiding citizens / household chemicals / particular / precursor chemicals / manufacturing / law enforcement / particular racial/ethnic / car driving / /

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Washington Heights / Jackson Heights / /

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National Institute of Drug Abuse / School of Criminal Justice / University of Missouri / Methamphetamine By Jennifer E. Cobbina Department of Criminology & Criminal / /

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Dirk Johnson / Jock Young / Stanley Cohen / Eric Schmitt / Jim Crow / David Musto / Stuart Hall / Peter Kerr / Jennifer E. Cobbina / /

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Drug Use Medical historian / first actor / dealer / sociologist / second actor / /

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upper-class.iv FINDINGS / /

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Missouri / /

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The New York Times / the Los Angeles Times / the Chicago Tribune / Chicago Tribune / the Washington Post / /

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Midwest / western United States / /

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