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Ben & Jerry's Says Marijuana Legalization Without Justice Is Half-Baked, Pushes For Record Clearing In Arizona
Kansas 2024: A Defining Moment For Medical Marijuana In A Holdout State, Is Change Imminent?
Supreme Court Can't Interfere With The Will Of The People, Says Florida ACLU Standing Up For Weed
Kansas 2024: A Defining Moment For Medical Marijuana In A Holdout State, Is Change Imminent?
Supreme Court Can't Interfere With The Will Of The People, Says Florida ACLU Standing Up For Weed
Federal Judge Cracks Down On Police For 'Waging War' On Motorists Traveling From Places Where Cannabis Is Legal
Nevada Judge Rules To Remove Marijuana From Schedule 1 Drug Designation

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Six Cannabis Groups Supporting Equality In The Booming Industry Honored On 'National Nonprofit Day'
August 17 was National Nonprofit Day, which you may not have heard of but surely you will recognize these six groups who are and have been on the front lines of cannabis progress working for an equitable future for every generation affected by the War on Drugs, which among other problems has generated billions of dollars wasted i
Joe Rogan: 'No One Should Be In Jail For Weed,' Calls Brittney Griner's Russian Imprisonment 'Horrific'
It's been said by many, maybe millions, and now Joe Rogan has joined the chorus in his inimitable fashion.  "F**k, it's horrible. It's for nothing. It's like she's the clearest form of political prisoner," he said on one of his recent shows, The Joe Rogan Experience.
Boston Community Leaders Call For Fully-Funded Cannabis Equity Program And More Diversity
Social equity advocates in Boston released a letter to state Senate President Karen Spilka citing an “urgent need to support local entrepreneurs and reform local cannabis licensing.”
Sen. Cory Booker Speaks: 'Legalize It - Why Cannabis Reform Is A Civil Rights Issue'
US Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, in a piece he wrote for the Huff Post talked about why the US justice system treats the country’s most marginalized groups in society very differently - even for nonviolent drug offenses.
US Senate Candidate Smokes A Blunt In Campaign Ad: Destigmatize Weed, Highlight Racially-Biased Arrests
Democrat Gary Chambers, who is seeking a U.S. Senate seat from Louisiana, released a campaign ad on Tuesday in which he smokes a sizable blunt while sitting in an armchair looking about as chill as someone could possibly look. But Chambers is dead serious about the harms of cannabis criminalization.
Michigan Report: Gov. Whitmer Ends Ban On Medical Marijuana Biz Licenses For People With Past Pot Convictions
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) signed a bill into law this week that would expand the pool of individuals who are eligible to receive medical marijuana business licenses, lifting the ban that had disqualified individuals with a cannabis-related felony or misdemeanor convictions on their records.
DPA & ACLU New Poll Shows 66% Of Americans Support All-Drug Decriminalization Ahead Of 50th Anniversary Of The 'War On Drugs'
Two-thirds of Americans now support all-drug decriminalization, according to a new survey from the Drug Policy Alliance and the ACLU. The new data was released on Wednesday ahead of the 50th anniversary of Pres. Nixon's June 17, 1971 declaration of the “war on drugs.”
Banners In The Sky For Cannabis Legalization: Is Social-Distanced Advocacy The New Normal?
Election Day 2020 is going to be a big day for cannabis across the country. Voters in Arizona, Montana, South Dakota, and New Jersey will get their say on adult-use legalization. And, with social distancing still in effect, advocates and organizations spreading the message are looking for new ways to reach voters.
Podcast: The Evolution Of Cannabis Legalization With Benzinga's Javier Hasse
Good Tree Launches Social Equity Incubator, Seeks To Grow Black Entrepreneurship In Cannabis
Berner, Twista And Chris Webby Discuss Racial Bias In Cannabis Arrests
Trumptastic URL Redirects Mock 'Failing NYT' Chorus To The ACLU
Google Was Asked Repeatedly To Help U.S. Government Unlock Android Devices