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My Real Name is Chloe Sommers, and I am A Marijuana Writer


Say goodbye to pseudonyms, and say hello to accountability.

The ‘stoner’ stereotype of cannabis is over, and it’s our responsibility as seasoned journalists, researchers, and politicians to give the plant the seriousness it deserves. That means using real names and asking tough questions.

Questions like:

  • Who and how much money is behind the anti-marijuana lobbying groups?

  • How much longer will the federal government, under the Controlled Substances Act, contradict state-level medical marijuana programs?

  • Which cannabis industry leaders are taking it upon themselves to begin self-regulation?

  • When will the federal government remove barriers to clinical studies?

  • Why won’t legislators allow legal cannabis businesses equal access to banking and tax codes?

It’s a journalists’ dream, actually. The cannabis beat has unlimited stories to tell. From science, banking, and politics, to culture, accessories, and technology. It’s these types of stories that I’ll bring to The Weed Blog as their newest contributor.

I started off my career in journalism at one of the largest cable news networks, CNN. I left CNNPolitics.com as their digital political producer to pursue my insatiable appetite for answers to where there are none. I’m doing this for a future generation that may one day know which strain to take for what ails them, for the scientists who will one day be barrier-free to study cannabis’ compounds.


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Harsh Justice inmates are nonviolent victims of our inhumane, racially-biased, various versions of so-called justice.

 

Many have already served decades and will ultimately die in prison for nonviolent petty crimes resulting from poverty and addiction.

Some inmates are innocent but were afraid to go to trial where the deck is often stacked against them and the sentences are tripled on the average.

Most inmates first heard of 3 strikes at their sentencing hearing.

Most have a good chance now for freedom if they could receive capable legal representation for the first time ever.

To make make a secure, direct 

contribution to an inmate's legal fund, select his or her story page

and follow the instructions located there. Your selected inmate receives 100% of your direct donation.

Harsh Justice is pleased to announce that 12 of our inmates have gained their freedom since 2016, 11 were serving life without parole sentences.

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