Ralo and the Injustice of Cannabis Convictions Ralo, the Atlanta-based rap icon, faces an unjust situation due to his incarceration on federal drug charges related to marijuana. As he serves a 97-month sentence,...
Last week, Washington D.C. set a new precedent for marijuana convictions by enacting a bill that automatically expunges certain possession records. The Second Chance Amendment Act, passed in December, is a result of...
The Chattanooga City Council is taking a stand on marijuana possession penalties. Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod, representing Eastdale, has drafted a letter urging Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee to reconsider penalties for simple possession of...
The Irony of Legalization and Ralo’s Incarceration As cannabis legalization gains momentum, the unjust incarceration of individuals, particularly people of color, for weed-related offenses becomes increasingly apparent. One such case is rapper Ralo,...
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