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New York U.S. Rep Jamaal Bowman: "In communities of color and underserved communities, having a conviction for marijuana possession changes..."

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Jamaal Bowman tweeted the following:

"In communities of color and underserved communities, having a conviction for marijuana possession changes the trajectory of ones life and has a lasting impact for those attempting to find work, housing or even get an education.
That is unacceptable."
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Here are other recent tweets from Jamaal Bowman:

"This comes after I wrote a letter to President Biden last year, alongside our Congressional Cannabis Caucus co-chairs @repblumenauer and @RepBarbaraLee, calling for the federal pardon of all non-violent cannabis convictions."
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"President Bidens decision to pardon all federal offenses of simple marijuana possession brings us that much closer to restoring justice in our communities that have been targeted for decades."
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"Finally, our federal system is recognizing the harm marijuana convictions have had on people and communities for generations, and is attempting to rectify that harm."
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