Friday, April 19, 2024

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Bernie Sanders And Cory Booker On What Legal Marijuana Would Mean For People Of Color

Cory Booker and Bernie Sanders held a virtual town hall meeting to discuss criminal justice reform, which included a lengthy dialogue about the role cannabis enforcement plays in social inequities.

Nevada Gov. To Pardon Tens Of Thousands Of Marijuana Convictions

If passed, a new resolution introduced by Gov. Steve Sisolak will provide an unconditional pardon for anyone convicted of possessing less than one ounce of marijuana.

Cory Booker: Marijuana Enforcement Typifies Same Racist Inequalities Spurring Protests

In a new interview, Sen. Cory Booker underlined racial disparities in marijuana enforcement as just one example of the failings in America’s current justice system.

Pa. Republican Lawmakers Say Marijuana Legalization ‘Inevitable’ Post-Pandemic

The pandemic has had a disastrous impact on these state economies and lawmakers have turned to an unlikely savior to increase tax revenue.

Biden Steps Into It Again About Legal Weed

Joe Biden joined The Breakfast Club radio program Friday, where the former Vice President discussed his agenda for black Americans as well as his drug policy.

Colorado Gov. Suggests Hypnosis To Get Ohio Gov. To Legalize Marijuana

Gov. Jared Polis meant it as a joke, but Ohio's Mike DeWine has long maintained he won't legalize cannabis under any circumstances.

Joe Biden Adds Marijuana And Drug Reform To ‘Plan For Black America’ Agenda

Biden’s plan additionally calls for ending the sentencing disparity between crack and cocaine convictions, which data has shown creates harsher penalties for people of color.

Secret Memo Shows Trump Blocked Marijuana Research

A secret memo released as part of a recent lawsuit demonstrates how the Trump Administration has quietly blocked marijuana research in the United States.

Cory Booker Says Federally Legalize Marijuana

Sen. Cory Booker called current federal marijuana laws “woefully outdated.”

Does Using Marijuana Disqualify Me From The CIA

A willingness to break federal law to engage in illicit drug use can be used as a measure of someone’s fitness to hold a security clearance.

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