Moms push for marijuana legalization online and in campaigns
Marijuana advocates enlist mothers to back legalization, arguing pot is safer than alcohol and that teens should not face jail for experimentation. NORML's Moms4Marijuana draws thousands, while SAFER promotes a Mother's Day card urging legalization amid a gender gap in public opinion.
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Suburbs redefine race and age in new metro map
Brookings analysis of 2000 to 2008 census data shows suburbs now house more minorities and older residents while whites move to cities for jobs and shorter commutes. The trend, termed bright flight, shifts regional power and prompts calls for affordable housing, better transit, and an Office of New Americans.
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