Facebook Blocks Ads For Pot Legalization Campaign
Facebook says the image of a cannabis leaf is not allowed in ads on the social networking site. Sign the petition and tell Facebook to allow the leaf!
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Seattle Hempfest 2010 on Video
CANNABIS CULTURE - Seattle Hempfest 2010 was a massive celebration of marijuana and a (smoke)show of solidarity against disastrous drug policies - and Cannabis Culture was there to capture it on video.
Did the Veterans Administration Unseat Marijuana From Schedule I?
Is Marijuana still a Schedule I drug? Not by the government's own definition!
Shedding Light on Day: ‘Unreported Crimes’ Code for ‘Cannabis Offences’
CANNABIS CULTURE - There is a perfectly logical – if disgraceful – reason why Canadian Treasury President Stockwell Day (a Conservative MP) cited “unreported crimes” as the reason for spending $9B on the building of more prisons.
Top UK Doctor Calls For Drug Decriminalization
Professor Sir Ian Gilmore, former president of the Royal College of Physicians, said drug laws should be "reconsidered with a view to decriminalizing illicit drugs use".
Feds Say Leonhart is ‘Right Choice’ for DEA, Despite Widespread Calls for Her Withdrawal
Despite widespread criticism, an Obama spokesperson says Bush holdover Michele Leonhart is the “right” choice for the job of DEA administrator.
Court: California State Law Does Not Conflict With Federal Law on Dispensaries
CANNABIS CULTURE - The California 4th District Court of Appeal of Anaheim's ordinance, which prohibits medical marijuana dispensaries and makes it a crime to operate them, has been reversed and the matter has been sent back to court.
A War on Drugs? No, This is a War on the Mexican People
29,000 dead, human rights leaders murdered, the constitution violated – the price of President Calderón's popularity bid.
Those Behind Marijuana Dispensaries Aim to Raise Comfort Level of Public
Steve DeAngelo didn't come west just to open the world's largest medical marijuana dispensary.
Family of Woman Killed in Botched Drug Raid to Receive $4.9 Million
The city of Atlanta will pay $4.9 million to the family of Kathryn Johnston, a 92-year-old woman killed in a botched November 2006 drug raid, Mayor Kasim Reed's office announced Monday.
