Natalie Singer-Velush

ParentMap magazine

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Mother of 7- and 9-year old girls in Seattle, Washington; Managing Editor of ParentMap magazine, a Seattle print and digital parenting magazine

Natalie Singer-Velush on KCRW

Bans on marijuana may follow alcohol prohibition into the dustbin of American history. In November election, four states and Washington, DC have now approved recreational use.

Is Marijuana Prohibition Going Up in Smoke?

Bans on marijuana may follow alcohol prohibition into the dustbin of American history. In November election, four states and Washington, DC have now approved recreational use.

from To the Point

Bans on marijuana may follow alcohol prohibition into the dustbin of American history.

Is Marijuana Prohibition Going Up in Smoke?

Bans on marijuana may follow alcohol prohibition into the dustbin of American history.

from To the Point

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