“I felt obligated to personally do something to help push decriminalization, and to tell people that psychedelics are nothing to be afraid of.”
New Boston psychedelics group will advocate for equitable access and support Black and Indigenous communities
“I’m proud to stand up on behalf of Somerville to ensure that Massachusetts veterans, residents, and patients have access.”
Removing the two-driver rule to make social equity businesses more profitable has been described as low-hanging fruit.
Founder of Connecticut for Accessible Psychedelic Medicine tells TJM: “When people see that their own lives can improve, it builds a community [that] is willing to fight.”
“We can get smaller businesses credits, we can make it easier for them to do business and to compete.”
Marijuana Policy Project writes that “public opinion has steadily become more favorable towards legalization”
Event by Parabola Center to take place in Providence on July 13 Last year, the Parabola Center for Law and Policy nonprofit think tank released an Anti-Monopoly Toolkit as
Access to medical marijuana in Massachusetts is unreasonably limited, but there’s an easy fix
No other consumable has grassroots advocacy like that which has been ending criminal prohibition. It is important we help it thrive.
