The war on drugs in the United States undid much of the progress of the Civil Rights Movement -- and today, it continues to derail millions within marginalized communities with arrests, convictions and incarcerations for marijuana possession. As more states move to legalize cannabis, social entrepreneur and activist Khadijah Tribble calls for equitable reform that centers on the casualties of the war and its insidious policies and paves a path toward restorative justice.

Khadijah Tribble: How marijuana reform could repair, reclaim and restore communities

How marijuana reform could repair, reclaim and restore communities

An upbringing in the South amidst civil rights advancements taught the importance of the question 'What do you want to be?'

Equity in marijuana reform is crucial. It's a personal issue for many, including families and veterans affected by drug policies.

War on drugs reversed Civil Rights gains: 46,000 collateral consequences from marijuana arrests hinder Black, brown futures.