Washington state passed a law axing the word “marijuana” and swapping it out for the term “cannabis.”
“It was a great day for lawmakers from the city to the state level,” KTTH host Bryan Suits said.
The bill — HB 1210 — was signed into law March 11 by Governor Jay Inslee after it was passed unanimously, with changes taking effect in June.
“I don’t know how this bill made it through the state legislature without us knowing about it,” Suits said.
“But the bill to change the reference to marijuana to cannabis in state law because marijuana is racist, that happened…
“So now officially it is going to
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