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The Origins of Cannabis Part Two: The War on Memory

For centuries, the story of cannabis has been rewritten by power. What began as a plant of medicine and meaning became the target of empire, propaganda, and policy, a mirror reflecting our deepest fears about freedom and control. Part Two: The War on Memory uncovers how governments, corporations, and ideologies reshaped the plant’s image from sacred ally to forbidden enemy. From colonial medicine to Cold War laboratories, this chapter follows the transformation of cannabis from healer to heretic, and how people, against all odds, kept its truth alive beneath the surface of history. This isn’t a story about getting high. It’s about how fear became law, how profit replaced purpose, and how memory itself became contraband. Knowledge should never cost permission, and in this series, it won’t. This content is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote, encourage, or depict the use, sale, or cultivation of cannabis where prohibited by law. All discussion is presented through verified historical, cultural, and scientific context, in alignment with U.S. federal, state, and tribal regulations for educational documentary media. Always follow your local, state, and tribal laws, and consume responsibly where legal to do so. All narration, writing, and sound design are original. No third-party music, licensed tracks, or outside footage are used.