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X-WR-CALDESC:Legal MO\, the initiative that would legalize marijuana for pe
 rsonal use for those 21 years old or older and allow individuals convicted
  of non-violent marijuana-related offenses to petition to be released from
  incarceration and/or have their records expunged will be on the ballot in
  November. What does this mean?\n\nRecent research shows that Black people
  are 2.6 times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana posses
 sion in Missouri. And marijuana possession arrests during that same time p
 eriod accounted for 50 percent of all drug arrests in Missouri\, placing t
 he state just outside the nation’s Top 10 for the highest cannabis possess
 ion arrest rates.\n\nTo help illustrate the issue further\, NCJWSTL is tea
 ming up with JCRC to welcome John Payne\, Campaign Manager of Legal MO and
  Sharon Geuea Jones\, the founding member of the Jones Advocacy Group. Pay
 ne graduated with a degree in history from Washington University in Saint 
 Louis in 2005. In 2018\, he managed the successful campaign to legalize me
 dical marijuana in Missouri. As an attorney and lobbyist\, Geuea Jones has
  advocated on behalf of her clients in the Missouri General Assembly\, at 
 the ballot box and in the courts since 2002. In conjunction with the Misso
 uri NAACP and the Missouri Educational Equity Partnership\, she is leading
  the 'Let Them Learn' coalition in Jefferson City.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Legal MO\, the initiative that would legalize marijuana for per
 sonal use for those 21 years old or older and allow individuals convicted 
 of non-violent marijuana-related offenses to petition to be released from 
 incarceration and/or have their records expunged will be on the ballot in 
 November. What does this mean?\n\nRecent research shows that Black people 
 are 2.6 times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possess
 ion in Missouri. And marijuana possession arrests during that same time pe
 riod accounted for 50 percent of all drug arrests in Missouri\, placing th
 e state just outside the nation’s Top 10 for the highest cannabis possessi
 on arrest rates.\n\nTo help illustrate the issue further\, NCJWSTL is team
 ing up with JCRC to welcome John Payne\, Campaign Manager of Legal MO and 
 Sharon Geuea Jones\, the founding member of the Jones Advocacy Group. Payn
 e graduated with a degree in history from Washington University in Saint L
 ouis in 2005. In 2018\, he managed the successful campaign to legalize med
 ical marijuana in Missouri. As an attorney and lobbyist\, Geuea Jones has 
 advocated on behalf of her clients in the Missouri General Assembly\, at t
 he ballot box and in the courts since 2002. In conjunction with the Missou
 ri NAACP and the Missouri Educational Equity Partnership\, she is leading 
 the 'Let Them Learn' coalition in Jefferson City.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220915T120000
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 3&id=158
SUMMARY:September Lunch & Learn: Legal Missouri and Other Ballot Initiative
 s
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