About me: This year's march was held on Saturday, May 3rd at 4:20pm, along with over 200 cities across the globe. The turnout was fantastic- an estimated 1,500 people marched for cannabis liberation along Indian School Road in central Phoenix. We had musicians, comics, hemp ice cream sandwiches, otter pops, tie dyed banners, beautiful protest signs, great music great people of all types; young, old, male, female, gay, straight, bisexual, Americans from around the country, immigrants from around the world, virgin marchers, experienced cannabis activists, medical marijuana patients, political activists, voters, students, businessmen, the great people of Tucson NORML who took a journey into the Big City for the day, animal rights activists, TONS of media coverage, little to no police intervention, free magazines with GMM coverage... It was a truly beautiful day. Here's some video coverage of that special afternoon:
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Who I'd like to meet: Cannabis activists! Free thinkers! VOTERS! Lovers! Hippies! Come one, come all to our next event: VOTE THE RIVER: A Phoenix March on Salt River... and register to vote with us! Please join our regular meetings in Tucson and Phoenix and let's change some laws ^_^!! We'll be doing fundraising soon for next year's march and are planning a Phoenix Harvest Hemp-Phest for November!
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Hey! We need to get the word out that if anyone wants to carpool to the river tomorrow from the West valley, they should hit up Ronzilla. Gas money is not a problem, he wants to go, but his carpool plans have failed him.
Help friends! Lets get as many people to the river as possible by making new friends, telling EVERYBODY, and packing your cars FULL OF PEOPLE!
This year's march was held on Saturday, May 3rd at 4:20pm, along with over 200 cities across the globe. The turnout was fantastic- an estimated 1,500 people marched for cannabis liberation along Indian School Road in central Phoenix. We had musicians, comics, hemp ice cream sandwiches, otter pops, tie dyed banners, beautiful protest signs, great music great people of all types; young, old, male, female, gay, straight, bisexual, Americans from around the country, immigrants from around the world, virgin marchers, experienced cannabis activists, medical marijuana patients, political activists, voters, students, businessmen, the great people of Tucson NORML who took a journey into the Big City for the day, animal rights activists, TONS of media coverage, little to no police intervention, free magazines with GMM coverage... It was a truly beautiful day. Here's some video coverage of that special afternoon:
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