Outside the DEA headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, an activist group called Anonymous Apes established a metallic monolith and demonstrated around it.
Intended as a reference to the 1968 Stanley Kubrick “2001: A Space Odyssey” film, Anonymous Apes hopes to inspire the DEA to move forward from its decades-long thought war surrounding cannabis.
“The DEA, much like a floppy disc or VHS tape, must innovate to represent current science around plant medicines and end its lopsided enforcement practices which disproportionately affect people of color,” Anonymous Apes said. “We believe this monolith has arrived to guide us to a better future and joins with us to demand that the DEA be brought to justice.”
Like the monolith in the movie, Anonymous Apes hopes to help the DEA “evolve.”
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Intended as a reference to the 1968 Stanley Kubrick “2001: A Space Odyssey” film, Anonymous Apes hopes to inspire the DEA to move forward from its decades-long thought war surrounding cannabis.
“The DEA, much like a floppy disc or VHS tape, must innovate to represent current science around plant medicines and end its lopsided enforcement practices which disproportionately affect people of color,” Anonymous Apes said. “We believe this monolith has arrived to guide us to a better future and joins with us to demand that the DEA be brought to justice.”
Like the monolith in the movie, Anonymous Apes hopes to help the DEA “evolve.”
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