Friend,

Today, President Biden announced that he was pardoning all federal cannabis convictions and urging governors to follow suit. 

This is a huge win -- and it's because of the tireless organizing by so many advocates, including victims of the war on drugs and their families. 

We know that through the deadly combination of over-policing and criminalization, BIPOC communities are more likely to be convicted of cannabis possession, and these pardons are a crucial step towards undoing some of that harm.

I'm proud to have been a part of this movement for years. From fighting for federal decriminalization to advocating for minority-owned dispensaries to championing banking rights for cannabis businesses, I'm committed to working towards cannabis justice. 

So I hope you'll join me in taking a moment to celebrate with everyone whose lives have been changed by these pardons -- and in getting back to work.

This isn't the end, but it's a big deal, and I'm so proud to have been a part of it. 

In solidarity, 
Nydia 

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