
Observations, essays, and field notes about cannabis, culture, and the class struggle.
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Technical difficulties forced me to forgo the live stream from the Bill Downing Main Stage at the Boston Freedom Rally on Friday. Here they are:
Friday is Practice Freedom Rally for everyone, myself included. While reaching for my notes,...
A note about Mike Minogue for Governor: As the Massachusetts Republican Party refused to take a position on Question 8…
NO STANCE Question 8: Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana | This would prohibit the retail sale...
This is Part II of a MassCann history. Part I can be found here.
The 1998 - 2006 public policy question (PPQ) results brought statewide initiative campaigns to Massachusetts. National operators did not believe Massach...
The Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition (MassCann) is an outlier among marijuana policy reform groups.
MassCann/NORML was founded in 1989 at the height of the Reagan-Bush Drug War, when the only safe-for-televisi...
The point of art is to move people.
The point of art is to move, people.
Yesterday, the Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition received their permit to stage the Boston Freedom Ral...
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I practice sociology without a license when it comes to the movement to abolish cannabis prohibition. These are my field notes and critical observations.
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