Friend,

The U.S. House plans to vote on the MORE Act next week. It’s an historic step forward and the first-ever comprehensive marijuana legalization bill to ever be considered for a full House floor vote.

We need your help to take the next step and make history. The vote has not been scheduled yet – and we need to make sure the House votes on and passes this bill next week.

Please take action and tell your House Representative to vote for the MORE Act to end the federal war on marijuana and repair the harms of prohibition: [link removed]

The MORE Act would finally end federal marijuana prohibition which is ruining lives and disproportionately affecting Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people and low-income communities. It will decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, expunge marijuana convictions, and reinvest in communities hit hardest by drug prohibition.

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.

It’s time for Congress to act on marijuana justice. Urge your House Representative to vote for the MORE Act next week: [link removed]

Here are some other ways you can make your voice heard and spread the word:

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With your support, we’ve been working tirelessly to move this bill towards a vote on the House floor. Keep standing with us to help us make history and get it passed in the House!

Sincerely,

Queen Adesuyi
Policy Manager, National Affairs
Drug Policy Alliance

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