Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 13: 1994 to 2000 – The Market Will Decide
It is now 2026, and humans are in the middle of another war involving oil in the Middle East. It seems inevitable. But is it?
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Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 12: 1990 to 1997 – Not In Control
The 1990s. A time when the Hempsters exploded onto the scene and took control of the narrative.
Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 11: 1980-1990 – Brain Damage
The conclusions from Dr. Robert Heath’s 1970s “pot smoke kills brain cells in monkeys” fraudulent research would be repeated over and over again in the mass media in the 1980s
Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 10: 1970-1980 – Another Trick
The 1970s. Prohibitionist tactics became much more sophisticated. Instead of the ancient techniques of limiting cannabis use to those of special status or associating unsanctioned use with devil worship
Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 9: 1960-1970 – Crazy Hippies
The 1960s! All the racism, parental hysteria, and ignorance from the previous decades.
Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 4: 1910 to 1920 – Loco Weed
In this chapter, DML provides many examples of the 3 conceptual devices used by prohibitionists in the second decade of the 20th century to set the stage for cannabis prohibition
The Evolution of Cannabis Slang Terminology
If it’s true that the best-loved child has many names, cannabis must be one of Mother Earth’s favorite children. Jonathon Green, who wrote the definitive Green’s Dictionary of Slang, estimates that there are at least 1,000 different names for weed
‘Weed’ and ‘Stoner’ Might be Derogatory Terms Now
As a writer covering the weed beat, I hear about lots of quirky ideas and concerns, some of which I’ve affectionately characterized as “cannabispiracies.”
Dr. Sanjay Gupta: It’s Time for a Medical Marijuana Revolution
I see signs of a revolution everywhere.
Want to Grow Your Own Bud? Head to California’s ‘Wal-Mart of Weed’
Pot-enthusiasts, rejoice: Sacramento's new weed-centric megamall is open for business.
