"It is now time for Congress to act by eliminating this unjust and ineffective sentencing disparity," said Jennifer Bellamy, a lawyer who works with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), one of the nation's oldest rights advocacy organizations.
Last week, a broad coalition of over 50 organizations, including the ACLU, sent a joint petition to Congress calling for elimination of what they described as a "discriminatory sentencing disparity" between white and non-white users of cocaine. continues here
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