As the movement for Civil Rights and equality rose up during the 1950's and 1960's, coincidently the War On Drugs started and was purported as a way to keep American values safe, but in reality, may have been a way to covertly combat the civil rights of minorities. The War On Drugs in a sense brought back the concept of slavery, because prison made products cost $0.23 per hour. Once a convicted felon has been set free and their sentence has been served, they are no longer permitted to vote keepi...
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