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“UPDATE: As of the brand new 2020 edition of the DEA’s Drugs of Abuse publication, it’s still the case that “no deaths from overdose of mari
The DEA’s publication on Drugs of Abuse still show no cannabis overdoses.
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“UPDATE: As of the brand new 2020 edition of the DEA’s Drugs of Abuse publication, it’s still the case that “no deaths from overdose of mari
The DEA’s publication on Drugs of Abuse still show no cannabis overdoses.
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Drug War Reparations for Black Americans? House Bill Examines Racist War on Drugs | MassRoots
The war on drugs has harmed the lives of millions of Americans in communities across the country, but there's no question that its impact has been felt hardest by people of color.
A new bill introduced in Congress seeks to begin remedying that.
Sponsored by Congressman Bobby Rush, an Illinois Democrat, the legislation would create a commission to study the effects that mass incarceration and forced prison labor have had on African Americans and shed light on the extent to which governments and private corporations have supported and benefited from such policies.
Among other things, the commission would be tasked with answering whether the federal government should "offer a formal apology on behalf of the people of the United States to the African-American victims of the 'War on Drugs' and their descendants" and whether "any form of compensation to the victims of the 'War on Drugs' and their descendants is warranted."
Numerous studies have found that despite virtually identical use rates across races, people of color are much more likely to be arrested, convicted and incarcerated for marijuana and other drug crimes.
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Congressional Republicans Vow To Block Marijuana Amendments
Congressional Republicans Vow To Block Marijuana Amendments
Hard headed actions by House Republicans further expose the narrow minded and backwards GOP brand. Cannabis won more states than the Republican’s arch nemesis, Hillary Clinton, yet they foolishly defend prohibition and a drug war that has rendered our urban centers and rural communities asunder. Help us heal our country by withdrawing support and consent to drug warriors in Congress, the White…
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