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Crack in the cradle: social policy and reproductive rights among crack-using females

During the 1980s a crack epidemic exploded across the United States. This epidemic negatively impacts the users, their families and social networks, and society at large. The media have bombarded the public with frightening images of crack cocaine as a unique "demon" drug that is different from any other drug (Reinarman and Levine, 1989). Crack is pictured as highly potent, instantly addictive, and conducive to