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issue uh, the american civil liberties has -- sema, your group has looked really glandularl inside the district, and what did you find. we looked at ten years of data, what we found is despite michael populations despite michael usage rates black people made up 91% of more than 5,000 arrests every year from marijuana related offenses. it amounted to a selective enforcement. >> and it wasn't just the arrests but the access, it allows officers in many cases to approach potential suspects. >> that's exactly right. our efforts around decriminalization of marijuana really stemmed from reports in the community that folks were being stopped because of the odor of marry wingeing was being used as a pretext, and so this became the first racial justice oriented marijuana reform movement in the country. >> this haws brought together some unusual bedfellows. >> that's right. last week we had ten baptist ministers and their churches come forward and say in a really unprecedented move, no we don't condone marijuana use but we must end marijuana prohibition, that means reinvestment in many of the ins

sema - your group looked granularly on the data of pot arrests inside the distribute. what did you find? >> we looked at 10 years of data. despite yal populations between -- equal populations between black and white and equal usage rates, black people made up 91% of marijuana related arrests. it related to a selective enforcement. >> it wasn't just the arrest, but the access. it allowed officers to approach potential suspects. >> that's exactly right. our efforts right-hand decriminalization of marijuana stemmed from the community, that folks were being stopped because of the odour of marijuana, used as a pretext to initiate stops and searches. this was the first racial justice oriented marijuana reform movement in the country. >> this has brought together unusual bed fellow, including baptist minister. >> last week we had 10 baptiste ministers from their churches come forward and say "no, we don't condone marijuana u but we must end marijuana prohibition, and there must be an end to reparations to communities that are harmed, in many institution that is have been defu