When Did Cocaine Became a Major Problem in the United States ?
Question by donny: when did cocaine became a major problem in the united states ?
Between the years of the early 1960’s to the late 1960’s,did cocaine became a problem?
Best answer:
Answer by Doug Van
Cocaine was a huge influence before then. It was popular back in the 20’s, if I recall correctly.
Answer by PAYDAY
Back in the 30’s. It was used by Black in the deep deep South. Congress made Coke illegal after some BS press about gangs of coked up black raping the white wimens. Source History Channel
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Like Doug Van state it began in the 1920’s and became
a real problem when Coco-Cola started putting it into
their soft drinks, hence it’s nickname Coke,
The 60’s we dealt with marijuana and hashish but the usual
suspects (heroine, cocaine, LSD) were there as well.
At least I think that is correct, all that coke, pot and LSD
has messed up my mind (just kidding)
Cocaine has been a major problem since forever. Dope is nothing new in this country. People used opium for every little thing as well.