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Tauhid Chappell on Cannabis Justice, Evan Greer on Kids Online Safety Act
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CounterSpin
This week on CounterSpin: This country has a long history of weaponizing drug laws against Black and brown communities.
We hear about that from Tauhid Chappell, founder of the Philadelphia CannaBusiness Association and project manager for Free Press’s News Voices project.
Transcript: ‘Despite Legalization, the People Harmed the Most Are Not Able to Benefit’Also on the show: Lots of people are concerned about what’s called the “digital well-being” of children—their safety and privacy online.
So why did more than 90 human rights and LGBTQ groups sign a letter opposing the “Kids Online Safety Act”?
Transcript: ‘These Bills Will Make Children Less Safe, Not More Safe’
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