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Phoenix Global Marijuana March on May 4tTH at 4:20PM
The march aims to educate people about the medicinal and therapeutic benefits of cannabis, protests the prohibition of marijuana, and encourages people to sign pro-pot petitions. If you believe you should have the right, as a responsible adult American, to choose a safer recreational alternative to alcohol or a safer medication than prescription drugs, please show up. Please bring supporters and start gathering at the park as early as 3:30 p.m. Protesters at the Phoenix Global Marijuana March should make signs advertising the benefits of marijuana. The history of marijuana prohibition in this country goes back to the 1930s, when Henry Anslinger, Assistant Prohibition Commissioner in the Bureau of Prohibition (precursor to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms) signed the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937.
Phoenix World Marijuana March
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )SB 1441- Should Police legally be able to throw away your marijuana medicine?
SB 1441 Can Police legally be able to throw away your marijuana medicine? Once taken by police. Is it police property or your property?
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Eric Johnson current updates
Eric Johnson current updates. Should compassion clubs be legal. Who has the right to remove then and arrest people to make room for the dispensaries? Could this be wrong?
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )NORML Lobby Workshop Wednesday, March 13, 2013 700PM-900PM
Have you ever wanted to tell your lawmaker what you think but were afraid you’d say or do the wrong thing?
Have you been interested in lobbying but weren’t sure how to go about getting started?
Come join us as we listen to some of the experts on what approach fits best for Arizonan lawmakers and how we can really effect change in a positive way for our community. Location is undisclosed until you sign up.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )NORML Board Member Elections Part 2 Feb 6TH 720P
NORML Board Member Elections Part 2 Feb 6TH
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )PHX NORML Meeting Feb 6TH INTRO MEMBER BOARD Elections
PHX NORML Meeting Feb 6TH INTRO MEMBER BOARD Elections
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Tom Dean Speaks out at Phoenix NORML Rally Feb 7th 2013
Tom Dean Attorney and Legal Director for Phoenix NORML spoke out at the Rally on February 7th.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Marijuana rally at the House of Representatives in Phoenix Arizona
Rep. Kanavagn and congress will face tougher stronger activism backed by millions of dollars invested by dispensary investors. “This is a war!” said Rain Baker CAMP420 and Phoenix NORML activist, “We are fighting for are right to use cannabis as patients!” Just a few dispensaries have just opened and many more will even before 2014. But the valley is already booming in the green rush and smaller businesses have opened including, hydro stores, recommendation clinics, smoke shops and vaper lounges. So Tax revenue generation expands far beyond just dispensaries and is already happening. There are over 30,000 patients in the valley and many have renewed their Green cards.
Rally at House of Representatives Febraury 7th 2013
A number of Activists turned out Arizona House of Representatives on Thursday to Rally against John Kavanagh who authored a resolution that would put medical marijuana back on the ballot. Voters narrowly approved it in 2010. Rain Baker, director for Phoenix NORML, a group that advocates for medical marijuana, said another vote would be a waste of tax payers money and time. The economy has prospered in Arizona since it’s passing. Many new businesses have opened their doors employing 1000′s of people hydro stores and smoke shops have tripled in the valley since it’s passing. Teens using marijuana has dropped as well as prescription drug use. Highern Chef Tony,Rain Baker, John Hahn, Liz Hourican,Tom Dean, Linzy Miggantz and Eric Johnson where some of the activists there on Thursday morning.
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