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Medical marijuana and drug legalization sites to help legalize marijuana use...
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The activists who work to remove the stigma of persecution for those who use the herb Cannabis Sativa responsibly deserve our praise and gratitude. Most of the drug laws in the US are barbaric and do little to curb the use of "illicit" drugs - they simply keep the prison system bursting at the seams. The time has come to take action according to many states that have passed initiatives to decriminalize Marijuana. Here is how to keep in touch with the Movement.
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Americans for Safe Access (ASA)
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"Patient's Rights In Action" is their motto. A Berkeley group that helps coordinate Responses to the Medical Marijuana issue in California and across America to build the Reform Movement by supporting a grassroots media campaign...and much more!
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Cannabis Action Network
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"Promoting Sensible Cannabis Use", the Cannabis Action Network is a nationwide team of individuals and organizations working to make cannabis legally available for medicinal, industrial, and personal uses. This network unites over 250 groups, from 50 states and around the world, in a powerful grassroots coalition.
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Common Sense for Drug Policy (CSDP)
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Dedicated to expanding the discussion on drug policy by facilitating coalition-building among like-minded groups, educating the public by disseminating research, hosting public forums and informing members of the media, and by providing pro bono legal assistance.
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The Drug Reform Coordination Network (DRCnet)
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Founded in 1993, it is a national network of more than 21,000 activists and concerned citizens including parents, educators, students, lawyers, health care professionals, academics, and others working for drug policy reform from a variety of perspectives, including harm reduction, reform of sentencing and forfeiture laws, medicalization of currently schedule I drugs, and promotion of an open debate on drug prohibition.
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Ghana Ganja
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In Ghana, growing pot can give a country starved for economic opportunity a chance to participate in the global economy...but it is being threatened. read on...
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Marijuana Policy Project (MPP)
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Dedicated to "minimizing the harm associated with marijuana" by focusing on removing criminal penalties for marijuana use, with a particular emphasis on making marijuana medically available to seriously ill people who have the approval of their doctors.
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Medical Marijuana Patient's Union (MMPU)
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a patient's rights organization formed for people who use marijuana as medicine. Some shared goals are: Restore constitutional rights, Stop prosecution of cannabis patients/caregivers, Reschedule cannabis to allow prescription access, and Replace prohibition with reasonable regulation.
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National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws (NORML)
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A nonprofit public-interest advocacy group founded in 1970, NORML has provided a voice in the public policy debate for those tens of millions of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly, oppose marijuana prohibition, and favor an end to the practice of arresting marijuana smokers.
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Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana
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Most famous group of Fall 2002. Located in Santa Cruz,California - this group has set an example as the most righteous herb activist group on the earth! Their Founder/Leader, Valerie Corral, is the "Mother Teresa" of Medical Marijuana. This team is from the heart.
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