Blacks who had been arrested were more likely than their white or Hispanic counterparts to admit cocaine use, while a 2008 study found that blacks were more likely to underreport cocaine use than whites.
Blacks were more likely than their white or Hispanic counterparts. This was to admit cocaine use. These Blacks had been arrested. Blacks were more likely to underreport cocaine use than whites. This was to admit cocaine use. A 2008 study found this. One study found this.