The Stigma of Drug Trafficking

"It's just an accepted thing. Like white people think it's like this crazy to Dominicans and Jamaicans," he says. "My dad has been through, you know, he's seen it ... He's not blind to how that industry works." In the Dominican Republic in the 50s and 60s, where they grew up in the middle of nowhere, there was like little weed farms,. You get you smoke that you go create the wreath, the refer, right, whacking? It's Ireland. The tombs. Right?"