The 420 Room

04/18/2026

I knew it 🤦🏾‍♀️… no seriously, what’s the move for 4/20 you guys?

03/30/2026

Congratulations Georgia, progress was made!

Georgia lawmakers have approved changes to the law.

03/09/2026

He’s on to something great! We neeed that!! Thank you Dr. 🤝🏾

01/31/2026

🚨JUST IN🚨 According to the bill, violating the rule would result in a Class A misdemeanor with a possible one year behind bars. A violator would also have to attend an education course from the Alabama Department of Public Health on “the negative impacts of ma*****na and other drug use around children and the dangers of exposing children to secondhand ma*****na smoke.”

However, Rep. Juandalynn Givan (D-Birmingham) is against the bill. “The laws that are on the books, we think that they are strong enough now,” she said after the bill passed the House. “I’m not sure why the sponsor carried this bill to this extent.”

Rep. Givan said she is for the rule of law but has an issue with what she calls the bill’s unintended consequences.

The bill requires mandatory reporters, which include teachers, to report parents to the Department of Human Resources when their child smells like ma*****na.

“There are so many individuals that are of color that are typically — there are issues with racial profiling, there are unintended consequences, especially when you get to a point where you are putting something in a bill,” she said.

01/30/2026

Agreed‼️‼️‼️🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

01/20/2026