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Join NJ Marijuana Reform to celebrate New Jersey's historic cannabis reform victory and learn about what's next in the fight for cannabis justice.

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'Ending the federal marijuana prohibition is necessary to right the wrongs of this failed war and end decades of harm inflicted on communities of color across the country. That alone is not enough'

Agreed, Cory Booker!

We must begin to repair harms & ensure an equitable future.

Thanks to @cbloggy at Forbes for including my perspective in his coverage of NJ's puzzling plan to outlaw even limited home cultivation of cannabis while it legalizes commercial sales and adult use. @DFCRorg supports home grow for SJ & patient access. forbes.com/sites/chrisrob…

This is important. Arbitrary license caps undermine equity in the industry & limit the amount of tax revenue generated for communities. Thanks @SenatorScutari and Governor Phil Murphy for working to eliminate caps & ensure equity, and prioritizing racial justice.

Join ACLU-NJ's Ami Kachalia for a conversation with Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman and Analilia Mejia on Saturday, 10/17 at 10 am.

Tune in as they discuss organizing strategies for the 2020 election and how NJ can legalize marijuana with equity and justice leading the way.

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REMINDER: Register for N-CAP's virtual event on TODAY, October 14 @ 6pm.

Join faith leaders and advocates on voting rights, police accountability, and cannabis reform on how NJ can legalize marijuana, with equity and justice leading the way.

RSVP: aclu.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

NEW: Cannabis is here to stay, NJUMR’s David L. Nathan, MD, DFAPA and NORML’s Paul Armentano write in @StarLedger.

By saying YES to Question 1, NJ has a chance to weigh in on how the state can:
✔️Regulate cannabis
✔️Build an inclusive industry
✔️Stop racist arrests

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Read up on Bill Caruso's profile with @NJCannabisInsider on how his cannabis advocacy – and NJUMR – began.

'A moment in my life that changed my whole view of everything,” Caruso said. “It was the first time I had seen genuine advocacy work,” he said.

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