How the Pot Holiday 4/20 Came to Be
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Smoked, eaten or cultivated. It is celebrated today, April 20, all over the world, the World Cannabis Day. For many on 4/20 (or April 20) it is only a date, for others it is a real sign of belonging to the tradition of marijuana, a code of "call" that owes its origin to a group of five Californian students. It was 1971 and at the San Rafeal High School in California five friends called the "The Waldos" from wall because they were near a wall had…
How the Pot Holiday 4/20 Came to Be
Today, Monday, marks marijuana culture's high holiday, 4/20, when cannabis fans gather in clouds of smoke at music festivals, celebrate with all-you-can-deals on chicken wings and other munchies, and take advantage of pot-shop discounts in legal weed states. This year's edition provides an occasion for activists to reflect on how far their movement has come, with recreational pot now allowed in 21 states and the nation's capital, as well as a na…
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