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Our mission is to advance Decriminalization of Marijuana and promote Industrial Hemp Legislation in the Dallas, Fort Worth Area. We are committed to educating the Texas Legislators and Texas residents about the truths, myths and lies concerning marijuana.
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This is what cannabis activism is all about



This is Dave, Colin & Robert - three members that represented DFWNORML at Feed Your Head's drum circle this month. Also pictured is Josh, a non-smoker we met that night who "fully believes in cannabis legalization." We chatted for a bit and offered a free 5XL Cannabis All-Star shirt to him which he gladly accepted.

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Yu Darvish Will Survive



Brand new Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish made headlines when he arrived in Dallas yesterday sporting a t-shirt emblazoned with what appears to be a marijuana leaf, and the phrase "I Will Survive." See the photos here.

The First DFWNORML Meeting of 2012

01/28/2012 4:00 pm
01/28/2012 6:30 pm



Creating opportunities for more people to get involved is one of our primary objectives for 2012, so with that I humbly invite you (and anyone you know that's interested in legalization) to our first meeting of the year. It's being held at the Arlington Unitarian Universalist Church. The Meeting starts at 4:20pm sharp.

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How do SOPA and PIPA affect legalization activists?



You may have noticed that popular sites such as Wikipedia and Reddit have temporarily shut down today in protest of two pending pieces of legislation, SOPA and PIPA. Read about these bills and how they affect legalization activists.

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The Texas Conference on Drug Policy



Drug policy reform activists converged last week in Dallas, Texas for three days of speakers, panels and discussions at the Texas Conference on Drug Policy hosted by Mothers Against Teen Violence. DFW NORML was honored to attend this important and groundbreaking event.

Behold our new business cards

01/10/2012 2:10 pm
Behold the new DFWNORML business cards! Each is meant to be personalized by the volunteer handing them out.

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