For years, I've seen the impact of outdated cannabis laws. True reform requires more than minor adjustments. We must ensure the conversation isn't still tethered to institutions focused on enforcement rather than progress. Our aim is freedom, economic opportunity, and justice for

The long reign of cannabis prohibition, much like an emperor without clothes, has seen its authority exposed. We've witnessed how its foundations, once seemingly grand, are now revealed as hollow. It's time our laws reflect reality. We must deschedule cannabis, embrace its

A shift to Schedule III for cannabis is a step, but we must be vigilant. My worry is it could simply reset the trap, making it harder to establish clear, state-led frameworks and truly address the legacy of outdated laws. We need full descheduling from the Controlled Substances

For too long, the promise of equity in industries like cannabis has felt like a split path. Some walk a red carpet of opportunity, while others are left outside the gates. True reform means ensuring everyone, especially those disproportionately impacted, has a fair shot at growth

We've seen too many instances where good intentions get absorbed into complex systems. As we move towards descheduling cannabis, any funds dedicated to justice must create genuine, direct impact for those most affected by outdated laws, not simply collect and disappear into a

For too long, the shadows of outdated laws burdened individuals and stifled opportunity. It's time we let scientific truth illuminate our path, allowing responsible policy to flourish. We must address the past harms and cultivate a future where fairness and economic growth can

After years observing our laws, it's clear the current framework for cannabis doesn't serve justice or our economy. We see the potential for growth, for new opportunities, and for addressing past wrongs when we move beyond the shackles of outdated federal scheduling. It's about

Friends, 'rescheduling' feels like a half-measure when we need bold action. We've watched countless lives get tangled in outdated cannabis laws. It's time to really free the plant and the people by descheduling it entirely. That's how we cultivate true justice and meaningful

For too long, federal policy has operated with 'half measures,' creating an inequitable system. The time has come to bridge that divide and fully deschedule cannabis. This foundational change supports state frameworks, fosters economic growth, expands medical research, and

Jack Herer’s spirit still fuels us. He sparked a fire that exposed decades of lies about cannabis, and that flame keeps burning brighter every day for fairness and justice. We're still working to right those wrongs for families and communities. Let's keep his legacy alive,

Folks, the chatter about rescheduling cannabis? It's a smokescreen. Shifting a plant from one federal box to another doesn't magically break the chains of criminalization or dismantle the corruption that's plagued our communities. True equity means descheduling entirely, freeing

For too long, outdated classifications have held back progress, justice, and economic potential. We need to pry away policies rooted in old assumptions, not modern science or fairness. Removing cannabis from Schedule I is a pragmatic step to correct historical wrongs and unlock

My friends, we've poured our hearts into fighting for the right to cultivate this plant, for patients and small businesses alike. We have to be sharp about federal 'progress.' If rescheduling means big corporations roll in with their tractors while everyday folks lose their right

We've seen too much injustice. The roots of this plant are tied to countless lives impacted by outdated laws. It's time for policy makers to look at the facts, truly see the human cost, and make the only choice that makes sense for communities. Deschedule now and let fairness

Folks, we've faced plenty of cloudy days. But real change means letting our communities and this plant truly spread their wings. It's not just about opening doors for a market. It's about liberating people from old convictions, creating fair paths for everyone, and making sure

The conversation around cannabis reform must be clear-eyed. We're working to dismantle outdated federal prohibitions, not just trade one set of government controls for another. True descheduling means fostering an environment where small businesses can thrive, research can

When we talk about cannabis reform, remember who truly thrives under old prohibition laws. It's often about false fortunes and a system with roots tangled deep in profits, not community well-being. We need policies that cultivate a level playing field and prioritize people over

The path forward on cannabis reform means recognizing its natural potential, rather than letting outdated perceptions overshadow its true value. We've witnessed the human impact when policy fails to distinguish between a beneficial plant and harmful illicit substances. It is

Our current federal approach to cannabis keeps too many people in the shadows of outdated laws. We need to unlock opportunity, not perpetuate injustice. Descheduling isn't just about economic growth; it's about fairness and aligning our policies with science and the will of the

Our outdated federal approach to cannabis has cast a long shadow on countless lives, labeling cultivators as criminals rather than the farmers they are. It is time we plant the seeds of common sense reform. Descheduling cannabis is essential for correcting historical injustices,