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We’re standing up for policy reform in cannabis. Are you?

We’re standing up for policy reform in cannabis. Are you?

267,595 views • 1 year ago

Most people don’t realize it, but cannabis was federally legal for most of American history. Hemp was a staple crop in the 1600s—so essential that the Virginia Colony once required farmers to grow it. Even George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp. By the 1800s, cannabis was a common medicine, listed in the U.S. Pharmacopeia and prescribed for pain, insomnia, anxiety, and more—long before the government claimed it had “no medical use.” The shift came in the early 1900s, when fear, racism, and propaganda turned a useful plant into a forbidden one. The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act marked the start of federal prohibition—not because of science, but because of stigma.

Most people don’t realize it, but cannabis was federally legal for most of American history. Hemp was a staple crop in the 1600s—so essential that the Virginia Colony once required farmers to grow it. Even George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp. By the 1800s, cannabis was a common medicine, listed in the U.S. Pharmacopeia and prescribed for pain, insomnia, anxiety, and more—long before the government claimed it had “no medical use.” The shift came in the early 1900s, when fear, racism, and propaganda turned a useful plant into a forbidden one. The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act marked the start of federal prohibition—not because of science, but because of stigma.

24,676 views • 8 months ago

Federal change is coming, and Marijuana Policy Project is a leading force behind it. But no matter what happens, the real decisions will happen in the states, and that’s where MPP continues to focus much of its work.

Federal change is coming, and Marijuana Policy Project is a leading force behind it. But no matter what happens, the real decisions will happen in the states, and that’s where MPP continues to focus much of its work.

13,225 views • 9 months ago

Legalization and rescheduling are just the beginning. Adam Smith, Executive Director of Marijuana Policy Project, breaks down what a post-reform landscape should look like: public health, public safety, and real access for all.

Legalization and rescheduling are just the beginning. Adam Smith, Executive Director of Marijuana Policy Project, breaks down what a post-reform landscape should look like: public health, public safety, and real access for all.

12,927 views • 10 months ago

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