SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Episode 9 is the last of Brazen's first season. It's with Deborah Small. Deborah Small is a New York lawyer and social justice activist. She founded the organisation Break the Chains, aimed at reducing the harms caused by drugs - and also drug policy around drugs - especially on communities of colour.
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