As states on both coasts pivot from the war on drugs to legalized marijuana, an increasing number of cities are choosing to clear past marijuana convictions. The latest — and the biggest to date — is San Francisco, which teamed up with Code for America to identify and expunge 9,362 marijuana convictions dating back to 1975. The city announced plans for this mass purge of marijuana...
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“Then let’s go back & repair some of the harm”. I get the sentiment in that statement and this is a start to repairing damage, but I certainly hope they plan to take it further by giving those harmed individuals easy access/training so they can participate in and benefit from this burgeoning industry.