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KILLER MIKE: CREDIT RAPPERS FOR LEGALIZATION

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By Alex Halperin
06/24/2019 01:57 AM GMT-0700
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In a forum sponsored by the Washington Post, Killer Mike said rappers deserve much of the credit for legalization. ????WeedWeek California has more.
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  • “We know that with national decriminalization of marijuana now, a lot of people are going to get credit for it—a lot of activists, a lot of workers,” the Run the Jewels star said. “But I can show you a line that leads straight back to Cypress Hill, that leads straight back to Snoop Dogg, that leads straight back to people like Rick James.”

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