Marijuana Propaganda

Canada’s latest anti-cannabis ad says the science on the plant is clear. Yet, the people's verdict on the ad is even clearer. It hates it.

I hope studies like this continue to pop up for cannabis and psychedelics so that we may learn more about how these substances affect us and how we may use them to our advantage.

Thanks to a collection of his papers recently made available by the Library of Congress, we now have Sagan's personal writings on cannabis.

Hmmmm, why would these companies want to prevent access to a natural and medicinal plant?

Some of the most lucrative and powerful industries in America oppose marijuana decriminalization because it threatens their financial bottom-line.

The DEA doesn’t want the drug war to end. If it ends, they don’t get their toys and their budgets.

People have suffered for too long, unable to obtain the legitimate medicine that may have helped them.

The argument of cannabis vs alcohol is another landslide victory; for anyone keeping score cannabis is safer than alcohol, cigarettes and...oh yea, heroin.

Take a look back at the divergent paths cannabis and tobacco have taken in public policy and pop culture.

Jon Stewart provides a hilarious analysis on the slow death of reefer madness.

Marijuana, once a political liability, is now almost mundane, with public officials openly admitting to use.

The story of a costly and futile crusade against a substance with no ill effects that has damaged basic civil liberties.