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You use is (current tense) and cite a section that was removed over 150 years ago. It IS not in the US legislation anymore. US has a racist history, but cite a
by jacob2484 6y ago
You use is (current tense) and cite a section that was removed over 150 years ago. It IS not in the US legislation anymore. US has a racist history, but cite any laws today that are in fact racist. Most recently, California Democracts tried to put in a clearly racist law (Prop 16), but voters thankfully rejected it.
- KDJohnBrown 6y agoSo, did you read my second example and research Harry Ansliger? Cannabis laws were specifically marketed to stoke the fears of white americans.
- happyconcepts 6y agoReefer Madness