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State elections matter. A politician's record at the municipal and state record is what they use when running for the federal office. Pay attention to your local politics and support candidates that have an ability to affect your life right now

You never realize what you miss until it's gone ...

True power comes with an economic base ... Look at the Anti Asian Hate Crime .. they basically flexed their economic muscle

... (also didn't hurt to have a half Asian VP - who said she wouldn't do anything specific for 'black ppl , but I guess not specifically for Asians)

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"You can kill a revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution"

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Sixerland! How have things been?
Took a break for most of the first half of the year but I pressed reset and I've returned to see what's been going on with everyone! Hope everyone has been well!

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore set to issue more than 175,000 pardons for marijuana convictions​

June 17, 2024

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is scheduled to sign an executive order to issue more than 175,000 pardons for marijuana convictions Monday, the governor’s office said.
The administration is describing the pardons as the largest state pardon to date. The governor’s action regarding cases relating to use of paraphernalia make Maryland the first state to take such action, his office said.
The pardons will forgive low-level marijuana possession charges for an estimated 100,000 people, according to The Washington Post, which first reported on the order Sunday night.
Moore plans to sign the executive order Monday morning in the state Capitol in Annapolis with Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown in attendance.
Recreational cannabis was legalized in Maryland in 2023 after voters approved a constitutional amendment in 2022 with 67% of the vote. Maryland decriminalized possession of personal use amounts of cannabis on Jan. 1, 2023. Now, 24 states and the District of Columbia have legalized recreational cannabis.

“The Moore-Miller Administration is committed to promoting social equity and ensuring the fair and equitable administration of justice,” the governor’s office said.

“Because the use and possession of cannabis is no longer illegal in the state, Marylanders should not continue to face barriers to housing, employment, or educational opportunities based on convictions for conduct that is no longer illegal.”



Brown, a Democrat, described the pardons as “certainly long overdue as a nation” and “a racial equity issue.”

“While the pardons will extend to anyone and everyone with a misdemeanor conviction for the possession of marijuana or paraphernalia, this unequivocally, without any doubt or reservation, disproportionately impacts — in a good way — Black and Brown Marylanders,” Brown told the Post.
More than 150,000 misdemeanor convictions for simple possession of cannabis will be affected by the order, which also will cover more than 18,000 misdemeanor convictions for use or possession with intent to use drug paraphernalia, according to a summary by the governor’s office.

The pardons reflect the number of convictions. Some individuals may have had more than one conviction pardoned through the process.
The pardons will not result in anyone being released from incarceration.
After Moore signs the pardon, the Maryland Judiciary will ensure each individual electronic docket is updated with an entry indicating the conviction has been pardoned by the governor, a process that should take about two weeks, the governor’s office said.

The governor’s order also directs the state corrections department to develop a process to indicate a pardon in an individual’s criminal record, a process expected to take about 10 months to complete.
The pardons absolve people from the guilt of a criminal offense, and individuals do not need to take any action to receive the pardon.
A pardon is different from expungement. Although the Judiciary will make a note on the record that the offense has been pardoned, it will still show on the record. Expungement is the process by which a criminal conviction is destroyed and removed completely from the public record, which requires an additional step

A conservative group’s lawsuit against a reparations program in Evanston, Illinois, that provides some Black residents with cash payments and housing assistance, has left advocates for reparations worried this could be the first of many attacks on their efforts to redress the harms of slavery, segregation and systemic racism in the United States.

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This is that grip that will have you giving up your whole tax refund, pay check, and PPP loan! Y'all be careful outchea!

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I saw these young brothas singing R&B covers on IG a while back, and they're super dope!
I hope they blow up, because they're crazy talented.
Tevin Campbell & Al B. Sure should be proud.

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Once again, while you were talking about a damn couch, Trump was busy stacking Supreme Courts with racist Republican justices. Our enemies are actually getting the "tangibles" that you think you can get by withholding your political power.
Read the above tweet again; this is what your stupid couch gets you.