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Lansing, Michigan, USA

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Global Marijuana March (GMM) Edit

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GMM (years signed up).

168 cities from 33 nations signed up for May 5, 2012. Graphics. Facebook: 2012 GMM. See also: 4/20 events. This city participated or signed up one year (or more) for the Global Marijuana March (GMM), or the Million Marijuana March (MMM). 746 different cities have signed up from 65 different nations since 1999.


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See Global Marijuana March 2010 map.

Lansing: Kathleen Gulick taetschk@aim.com 517-930-6664 or Kathy Kennedy 517-999-3038

2003 Edit

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Link: http://antidote.50megs.com/html/lan_history.htm

Organized by Kathy Kennedy with help from Adam Brooke. New gathering location at Saginaw Street for a 2:00pm sidewalk march. Poor notification of the change hurt overall attendance. Only 2 motorcycle cops for the march and one Capital security guard for the rally from 2:30pm to 5:00pm. The peak attendance was around 80 for the march with an average particpation of around 60 for the rally on the Capital Bldg. steps.

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Link: http://antidote.50megs.com/html/lan_history.htm

Organized by Kathy Kennedy, Cures Not Wars. Lugnut Stadium gathering started at noon for the 2:30pm sidewalk march to Capital Building. Rally on the capital lawn 'till 6:00pm with speakers. Max participation of 152 during the march dropped to the average attendance of around 140 for the rally. One cop car for the march and one Capital security guard during rally.

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Link: http://antidote.50megs.com/html/lan_history.htm

Organized by Kathy Kennedy, Cures Not Wars. March down street to Capital Bldg. Peak attendance of about 200 with some loss after the march yielding an average attendance of about 175. 4 motorcycle cops and a squad car for the street march and two Capital security guards during the rally.

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Link: http://antidote.50megs.com/html/lan_history.htm

Organized by Kathy Kennedy with help from Jay Statzer, Cures Not Wars. This was a new location for Liberation Day. March down street at 1:00pm to Capital Bldg. for two hours of speeches. After rally evet in Washington Plaza started at 4:00pm and ended at 7:30pm. NBC CH 10 and Peak participation was over 200 during the march which trailed off for an average crowd of 175 for the rally and 60 for the Washington Square event after the rally with one band. 4 motorcycle cops and a squad car for the march and two Capital security guards during rally.

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Compare your nation's incarceration rate with that of the USA, the nation with the highest incarceration rate in the world. See also: Drug war causes high U.S. incarceration rate, and Torture, rape, beatings, searches, disappearances and the Drug War. See list by nation for the entire world: Prison Population Rates per 100,000 of the national population. Highest to Lowest Rates.

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"Welcome to America, home to 5% of the world's people & 25% of the world's prisoners."

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- Image info, larger banner, template, and stats. More info: [65] [66]. Most are incarcerated due to the drug war. See also: Newt Gingrich's Drug War.

USA and territories. 2,424,279 inmates in 2008. ...
In 2008 with less than 5% of world population the USA had over 2.4 million of 9.8 million world prisoners. (See latest numbers). The majority of U.S. inmates are in due to the drug war. The number of inmates in the USA has increased almost 5 times over since 1980.
Incarceration rates for adult males in U.S. jails and prisons by race and ethnicity. On June 30, 2006, an estimated 4.8% of black non-Hispanic men were in prison or jail, compared to 1.9% of Hispanic men of any race, and 0.7% of white non-Hispanic men. Image and data sources. More info: The Drug War causes the high U.S. incarceration rates.
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