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Cannabis as a People’s Movement: A Story of Community

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From RN Collins, selected work

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Research cited

  1. Michigan Senate Fiscal Agency, Proposal 08-1 summary) sfa.senate.michigan.gov

Other sources

  1. Maui Now, Hawai'i Cannabis Expo 2026 returns Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, 2026 (January 11, 2026) mauinow.com
  2. ACLU, In a National First, Governor of Hawaii Signs First Legislative Medical Marijuana Bill (June 14, 2000) aclu.org
  3. Hawaii Department of Health, Medical Cannabis Registry, laws and related documents (Act 228 SLH 2000) health.hawaii.gov
  4. Marijuana Policy Project, Washington's I-502 mpp.org
  5. Hawai'i Alliance for Cannabis Reform, 2026 Hawai'i Cannabis Bills; Marijuana Moment, February 11, 2026 legalizehawaii.org

Images, slide by slide

Slide 1
The inside of the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall in Honolulu during a 2008 trade show, with rows of booths under the hall's ceiling lightsPhoto: BlaisdellcenterPhoto record
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The grounds of the Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, a 1964 convention complex on Ward Avenue, with the arena dome and downtown towers behindPhoto: Warren LeMayPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: the entrance of the Blaisdell Concert Hall in Honolulu at night, lit under a Hawaii Opera Theatre bannerPhoto: Daniel RamirezPhoto record
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The Hawaii State Capitol in Honolulu, the building where the legislature that passed Act 228 in 2000 meetsPhoto: Warren LeMayPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: the open-air rotunda of the Hawaii State Capitol in HonoluluPhoto: Daniel RamirezPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: a ballot drop box in front of a town hall in Wilkeson, WashingtonPhoto: Joe MabelPhoto record
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The Michigan State Capitol in LansingPhoto: Warren LeMayPhoto record
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A pond and walkway at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, photographed from another side of the complex that holds the Blaisdell Exhibition HallPhoto: Warren LeMayPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: the oculus in the atrium of the Hawaii State Capitol in Honolulu, where the state's laws are madePhoto: Warren LeMayPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: a hand holding a portable field audio recorder in a carry pouchPhoto: HerrOlliPhoto record
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Illustrative photo: an empty meeting room with rows of chairsPhoto: BreatherPhoto record

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