The United States is undergoing a paradigm shift in the perception and regulation of drug use. While marijuana continues to be illegal at the federal level, its eventual legalization feels like a foregone conclusion as more states push forward with legislation.
But it isn’t the only drug at the forefront of these conversations in the U.S. A winding down of the war on drugs, coupled with growing destabilization of recreational drug use, is creating an atmosphere where decades of drug regulation and criminalization are ripe for re-examination.
