Psychedelics Legalization Won’t Slow Down No Matter Who’s in the White House
Authors and researchers James Fadiman and Jordan Gruber say the push for psychedelics legalization is moving full steam ahead, regardless of political leadership. While policy shifts might vary depending on who’s in office, the momentum behind decriminalization, medical research, and public acceptance is too strong to stop.
With growing evidence of psychedelics’ potential for mental health treatment, states and cities across the U.S. are exploring their own policies. Whether it’s psilocybin therapy in Oregon, decriminalization in Colorado, or ongoing clinical trials nationwide, the movement is expanding beyond political lines.
Fadiman and Gruber argue that scientific findings, cultural shifts, and changing attitudes within the medical community will keep the legalization trend alive no matter who’s sitting in the Oval Office.
Legalizing Psychedelics: A Train That Won’t Be Stopped by Politics
