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If you’re interested in contributing, send a note to managing editors Claire Clark and Emily Dufton. Emily Dufton received her Ph.D. in American Studies from George Washington University in May 2014. Dufton’s writing has appeared on The Atlantic, History News Network, and in several academic journals

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As Emily Dufton has argued in her book Grass Roots, marijuana in the US “has had the distinct ability

Emily Dufton: The Sound of Things Falling by Juan Gabriel Vásquez (originally released in 2013) is novel Emily Dufton: DC band Jack on Fire released the rather brilliant song “Andy Harris Needs to Smoke Some

Emily Dufton, a drug historian, writer, and researcher based near Washington, DC.

Fitness is another possible domain, as seen in Emily Dufton’s recent post.

In Grass Roots: The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Marijuana in America, Emily Dufton points out that the shifting By the mid-1970s, Dufton writes, progressive activists across the country had successfully lobbied for The work of Dufton and other cannabis historians makes one thing very clear: If they want to secure their

Special guest blogger Emily Dufton will discuss the potential causes of drug abuse and the role that Emily is a PhD candidate in the American Studies department at George Washington University.  In her first post, Emily discusses the historical origins of the War on Drugs.

Editor’s Note: In this, the third installment of Points’ “A Debate for the Ages” series, Emily Dufton