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Wanted: tokers in suits

Time for greying potheads to come out of the closet and back anti-prohibition battle

There's no doubt that baby boomers' political activism was responsible for significantly advancing the equality rights of the poor, racial minorities, women and homosexuals.

But baby boomers' psychedelic aspirations, which found musical expression in John Lennon's tangerine dreams and marmalade skies, seemingly came to an abrupt halt at the end of the 70s when most of the leaders of psychedelia either died, joined the Republican party or became overprotective parents.

The psychedelic 60s did not leave a very bright legacy on an issue that is the very essence of that era, the use of illicit mind-altering drugs.

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