Tracy Ingle: Another Drug War Outrage; from Reason Magazine (US), 5/7/08

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Summer 2006
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October 2006
Kansas City, MO

People Against Injustice
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Summer 2006
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Set Up To Fail
May 2006
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Cheney Protest
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Beyond Bars
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Colville, WA

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Bronx, NY

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Laguna Beach, CA

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New York City

Drug War Prisoners
January 2005

Drug War Xmas
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Drug War Rally
October 2004
Laguna Beach, CA

Anti-Jail March
August 2004
Colville, WA

Court Protest
March 2004
New Haven, CT

November Coalition's Local Activities
to End Drug War Injustice

Rallies Against the
Drug War

Huntington Beach, March 2008 and
Laguna Beach, April, 2008

Presented by Orange County National Organization tor Reform of Marijuana Laws (OCNORML) and November Coalition

2008 started strong for Orange County NORML and The November Coalition, with successful rallies in both Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach. They were well attended, generating enthusiasm towards ending the drug war and marijuana reform. Rachel Morton, from the November Coalition, brought several public displays about the war on drugs and how it affects the victims and their families.  Numerous people walked respectfully from display to display reading each of the drug war prisoners' stories. Meanwhile, OCNORML members held signs, distributed pamphlets, and posed for numerous photo ops. We estimate overall public exposure to our message exceeded ten thousand people during the four hour event.


Longtime TNC member Rachel Morton (right) holds the November Coalition banner

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