#Solutions

Instead of attacking a man for filming the police officers did the exact opposite and honored their oaths to the constitution by protecting his rights.

In one of the most sweeping criminal justice reforms to date, the state of Illinois will wipe the records of nearly 800,000 people whose lives were ruined by the war on marijuana.

The majority of police departments across the country are experiencing a decline in people applying to be cops. This is an opportunity for peaceful change.

New York state is making a bold move to starve the private prison industry which preys on the poor and profits off of locking people up for victimless crimes.

Researchers at Colorado State University have found that cultivating hemp will be a crucial tool in fighting the dangerous decline in the bee population.

Instead of fining an elderly woman for her tall grass or arresting her, a Minnesota cop used discretion and kindness and mowed it for her.

The state of Alabama has passed legislation that will force anyone convicted of sexually abusing a child under 13 to be castrated before leaving jail.

After Denver paved the way by decriminalizing mushrooms, Oakland just did the same for other psychedelics like ayahuasca, ibogaine, and mescaline cacti.

After Denver paved the way by decriminalizing mushrooms, a major city in California is moving on other psychedelics like ayahuasca, ibogaine, and mescaline cacti.

Since kidnapping and caging people for drugs has proven to be a horrific failure, Philly is proposing a revolutionary new policy to change that paradigm.