“A Determined Joy,” Matter News.
“Fentanyl Doesn’t Come from Venezuala, and Other Truths….,” Matter News.
“Be Bold, Be Brove: Lessons from a Visit to the Resistance Museum,” Matter News.
“How the Poor Die,” Matter News.
“A Different Justice,” Matter News.
“Political Choices, Political Crimes,” Matter News.
“We Have to Find Each Other,” Matter News.
“The Human Cost of Cynicism,” Matter News.
“Life Outside of Rat Park,” Matter News.
“What the Drug War Leaves Behind,” Matter News.
“Walks of Honor,” Matter News.
“America’s Fentanyl Moment,” Matter News.
“The More Wonder You See, the Better You Feel,” Matter News.
“The Birds of Sachsenhausen,” Matter News.
“Dispatch from Saluda, North Carolina,” The Reporting Project.
“Tragedy Can’t Prevent Us from Showing Up,” Matter News.
“A People’s History of the Overdose Crisis,” Matter News.
“Magnetic Love: Nathaniel Jordan worked tirelessly…,” Matter News.
“Ohio harm reduction group leads with unconditional love,” Matter News.
“Overdose surges are a function of prohibition, Matter News.
“We want to capture people as humans…,” Matter News.
“The Forgotten Ghosts of the Overdose Crisis,” Matter News.
“Above a Coffee Shop, Lives are Being Saved,” Matter News.
“Where to go from here?” Matter News.
“How to Stay Safe: HB 230 and the Overdose Crisis,” Matter News.
“New Legislation Should Start Difficult, Necessary Conversations,” Matter News.
“The Dangerous Persistence of the Painkiller Narrative,” Matter News.
“Wicked Clowns Bring Harm Reduction to Gathering of the Juggalos,” Matter News.
“A Hymn of Praise for the People Fighting for the Living,” Matter News.
“The Overdose Crisis Won’t End Until the Drug War Does,” Matter News.
“Ohio Republicans’…to Spend Opioid Settlement Money in Secret,” The New Republic.
“Spending ‘Blood Money’ in Secret,” Matter News.
“Jackie Lewis Finally Has Her Day,” Matter News.
“A Short History of Prohibition in Ohio,” Matter News.
“Jackie Lewis Honors Memory of Late Son…,” Matter News.
“How to Breathe in a Crisis,” Matter News.
“The Drug War is a Wound,” Matter News.
“White Knuckles: Methadone access complicated by winter storms,” Matter News.
“O Holy Night: Christmas Eve in a Warming Shelter,” The Reporting Project.
“How to Build a Table: Blyth Barnow on Harm Reduction in Ohio,” Matter News.
“What Ohio Can Learn from an Overdose Prevention Site in Denmark,” Matter News.
“What Politicians and (Especially) J.D. Vance Don’t Get about the Overdose Crisis,” Talking Points Memo.
“‘I could feel his heartbeat get fainter…,'” Columbus Dispatch.
“Suffer the Children,” Alive.
“Life Enabler,” Alive.
“A Deep, Angry Lament,” Alive.
“The Fentanyl Exposure Overdose Myth,” Alive.
“Light in the Darkness,” Alive.
“What Those in Power Are Missing about the Opioid Epidemic,” The Atlantic.
“Just Another Wednesday,” 100 Days in Appalachia.
“The Opioid Crisis–and Now the Pandemic–Show How Americans Don’t Believe in the Social Contract,” Salon.
“‘Don’t Forget the Beauty,'” 100 Days in Appalachia.
“There’s Nothing to Honor in the Confederacy,” Cleveland Plain Dealer.
“The Privilege of Knowing You’ll Never Be a Police Brutality Victim,” Salon.
“How Close We Are to Slavery,” Salon.
“Nina’s Strange Fruit: Inside the Jim Crow Childhood of the High Priestess of Soul,” Salon.
“The Last Drive to an Execution,” Cleveland Plain Dealer.
“South Carolina does not do subtle racism”: My life inside a segregation academy, Salon.
“Blacks in America have lived with terrorism for centuries”: Monstrous History at the Heart of the Charleston Massacre, Salon.
“Killing the In Cold Blood Killers: The Secret Remnants of a Grisly Execution,” Salon.
“Lynching Epidemic’s Reign of Terror,” Salon.
“A History of Killing Black Men and Getting Away With It,” Truthout.
“The Ominous Symbolism of the Noose,” Los Angeles Times.
“Tinkering with Ohio’s Machinery of Death,” Cleveland Plain Dealer.
“Things Past: Coming to Terms with the Orangeburg Massacre,” Green Spot Blue.
“Ever Onward: The Frontier Myth and the Information Age.” Fast Capitalism.
JACK SHULER 