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In the early 1980s, crack cocaine swept across the inner cities of America like a tsunami, leaving destruction in its wake. Decades later, people can still feel the devastating impact of this disaster on people's lives, families, and communities. "The Crack Years: Cocaine, Corruption, and Conspiracy" not only examines the destruction caused by drugs on individuals but also delves into the mysterious origins of this crisis and the resulting marginalization of Black and Brown people, who have been deeply affected by the American prison and healthcare systems.