States around the country are finding that legalizing and regulating cannabis works. It's past time for Congress to end federal prohibition.

"I think that if Amazon were able to lend its political support to federal reform and fund state-level efforts, that would be a net positive for the cannabis reform movement in this country." -Matthew Schweich, MPP's deputy director
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"The majority leader said voter initiatives on reform in traditionally conservative states like South Dakota clearly demonstrate that 'Americans are for legalization.'"
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"The North Carolina Senate keeps advancing a bill that would legalize medical marijuana here, as the state remains one of the few holdouts in the country without such a law."
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"The five-state Northeast region, which also includes Massachusetts and Vermont, is expected to generate an estimated $8.7 billion in cannabis-related sales by 2027, according to an analysis by the Marijuana Policy Project"
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Later this year, Rhode Island could become the next state in the nation to approve a law that legalizes cannabis for adults!
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"For justice reform, for equity, for individual liberty, and countless other reasons, it is time to respect the will of the American people and legalize cannabis." -Steve Hawkins, MPP's executive director
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"The byproducts of ending federal cannabis prohibition in this Congress would bolster many of the president’s most pressing goals for helping those communities of color that stood by him." -Steve Hawkins, MPP's executive director
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Karen O’Keefe, director of state policies for the Marijuana Policy Project, joined @Montel_Williams on the Let's Be Blunt podcast to provide the latest updates on state and federal legalization progress!

Watch here: https://t.co/OUmtBRAHej