Vice President Kamala Harris’s advocacy for the rescheduling of cannabis, coupled with President Joe Biden’s pardons for individuals with marijuana-related offenses, marks a significant departure from past drug policies. This shift reflects a recognition of the need for criminal justice reform, a commitment to addressing historical injustices, and an acknowledgment of evolving public attitudes towards marijuana.
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