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by Jax
Posted on October 29, 2019
Join us over Veterans Day weekend to honor our military veterans! Texas Veterans for Medical Marijuana will be marching in the New Braunfels Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, November 9th at 8am. This parade is hosted in Senator Donna Campbell’s district. It will be important to show her that we support our veteran’s medical freedom…
by Jax
Posted on October 4, 2019
This November, there will be special elections in three House Districts to replace retiring legislators. Texas and over 20 other states in the U.S. cannot collect signatures to place an issue on the ballot for a vote to change state law. Additionally, in 1997, Texas passed a state law requiring that all drug laws be…
by Jax
Posted on September 12, 2019
Call to Action / Education / Medical Marijuana / Meeting Notes / News
This year the Texas delegation to the 2019 NORML Conference and Lobby Day grew exponentially! We had a group of seven advocates that made the trip up to Washington, DC. Here is how our visit went: We started off the activities on Sunday by participating in the Leadership Certification where we learned from staff about…
by Jax
Posted on August 13, 2019
Call to Action / Education / Event / Foundation / Medical Marijuana / News
The primary focus of this year’s Texas Marijuana Policy Conference is to share information and rally action to advance more sensible and compassionate laws in our state. This year, in addition to powerful keynote speakers, we will host three breakout plenaries focusing on policy, advocacy, and industry. Register now to secure your tickets, including opportunities to bundle…
by Jax
Posted on July 29, 2019
Are you a Cannabis Activist? Last week, nearly 450 Texans did what it takes to get on the court for cannabis activism. You’ve been an advocate for the issue of Cannabis Law Reform, sure, but maybe not where your efforts could really matter. So we covered the first steps you need to take to effectively…
4 #Texas companies are suing to overturn the state’s new ban on the manufacture & sale of smokable #hemp products, which they warn will shut Texas companies out of a multibillion-dollar industry and lead to inaccurately labeled products on store shelves.
https://www.marijuanamoment.net/texas-lawsuit-challenges-states-new-ban-on-smokable-hemp/
End the federal prohibition on marijuana, expunge the records of low-level drug offenders, and make sure that those most targeted by the war on drugs have equitable access to a cannabis industry that will pump billions in revenue into the Texas economy.
https://kdhnews.com/business/local-businesses-taking-a-hit-after-state-bans-smokable-hemp/article_9ca1d700-d695-11ea-adea-2bacd8ba3202.html#utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
"(Shops have) been able to stay open, keep people employed. We hope that's able to continue. But if they take a hit to income due to the retail shops not being able to sell smokeable CBD, that could be problematic for them," she said.
https://www.ksat.com/news/texas/2020/08/02/texas-retail-ban-on-smokeable-hemp-starts-sunday/
