The war on marijuana continues to ruin countless lives, disproportionately affecting Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and low-income communities. A marijuana conviction can have life-long consequences impacting access to housing, education, employment, and in this crucial election year, even the right to vote.
With your support, the MORE Act would change that. It would de-schedule marijuana and end federal prohibition in a fair way.
But, Friend, to make the MORE Act a reality and end federal marijuana prohibition, we need more supporters like you to join the Reformers Club with a monthly donation.
It’s been a year since you helped us make history when the House Judiciary Committee approved the MORE Act - the most sweeping marijuana reform bill to ever be considered in Congress. Since then, DPA has been working tirelessly to move the bill towards a vote on the House floor.
And now there is a strong chance the MORE Act will receive a vote in the House this September- thanks in no small part to our Reformers Club members.
The Reformers Club is a group of dedicated members who have signed up for monthly donations as little as $3. Their support helps provide DPA with the ongoing, consistent support required to turn reforms into realities. Become a Reformer today.
Ending marijuana prohibition is more critical than ever in the face of COVID-19 ravaging jails and prisons, the fight for racial justice, and demands to reform policing and end the criminalization of people simply for possessing drugs.
You have helped us move closer than ever to getting the MORE Act to the House floor next month. But there is still a long way to go to end the war on marijuana and fully repair the damage done by prohibition. Your support will help us get there.
Please join the Reformers Club today with a monthly donation.
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With gratitude, Queen Adesuyi Policy Manager, National Affairs Drug Policy Alliance |
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