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From buttressed Cathedrals to Soviet concrete, from the cacophony of the wet market to the self-checkout, from the feverish pageantry and sacramentality of wedding rituals to the nervous conjugal boredom of keeping it casual modernity seems to have been a corrosive applied to the old, blustering, often arbitrary (or even Barbarian) life of God, nature, and Western culture
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NPRs Codeswitch blog recently quoted one 1925 headline from The New York Times: Mexican, Crazed By Marihuana, Runs Amuck With Butcher Knife. Jack Herers The Emperor Wears No Clothes, a seminal text for the medical marijuana movement first published in 1985, lays out a somewhat sensationalized version of the racist history of prohibition and refers to cannabis as the plant we denigrate with the slang name marijuana. Since then, and particularly as legalization battles spread from California in 1996 across the country, marijuana has become a shibboleth