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Good evening everybody im ilean before we jump into our event i wanted to thack you all for coming. Eventses like this couldnt be possible if it werent for your generous support showing up to them, so really thank you so much for adding to your denver Reading Community we really appreciate it. So weaver honor to talk to emily about grassroots rise an fall of marijuana in america and emily received ph. D. In american studies from George Washington university and grassroots is actually based off her dissertation. The inspiration for such im sure shell tell us more about as she starts her talk. So emily has been peesmed on History Channel npr and work can also be found in the Washington Post the atlantic, History News Network and run washington. Were very excited to have emily here today because as you know here in colorado, weve had a very intriguing conversation going about marijuana. Even before it was usually legalized in 2014. And emilys book adds to this conversation with new resear
To book passage. Thank you for not only supporting an afternoon event which is not very common. But for supporting local, your local independent bookstore. Im paula ill be your host. As always, youre welcome to take photos of todays vent and share with friends and family about how wonderful book passage is. But please remember to silence your phones. If you havent bought the book todays featured book, feel free to do so either now or right afterwards because both of the authors will be happy to sign your books. And with that we can get started in 1971 timmy leery exharvard professor dubbed high priest of lsd run for governor against Ronald Reagan. Escaped from prison and a set off a dynamic chain of events involving groups such as the Weather Underground and black panther an president nixon there was almost too wild to belief. But true they were in its all chronicled in todays featured book the most dangerous man in america. Authors bill minatalglio combined research of events, with ju
Violence. We must continue to work the work of nonviolence and demand an end to senseless killing everywhere. And the resolution for congress to impeach irs commissioner john koskainen. House 828 impeaching John Andrew Koskinen for high crimes and misdemeanors. Well review the expected congressional debate with susan ferrechio, correspondent for the washington examiner. Join us thursday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan for congress this fall. He lists the public publication of male and female sexuality, the creation of playboy as factors that promote the stirrings of a revolt against prevailing cultural norms where, this class is a little under an hour. Good afternoon. Weve been talking about the cold war and the relationship between the cold war and its global dimension of fighting communism and its domestic dimension of promoting certain outlooks and certain values that were seen as indispensable to americas fight against communism in the world. As weve discussed already, the cold war
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