"With marijuana no longer illegal, advocates for parents expressed hope that its use can be reframed as a personal choice, much like drinking alcohol.
Some parents have enjoyed that privilege for years. White, well-off parents have publicly testified to the calming effects of marijuana, openly participating in groups with names like “Moms for Marijuana.” But Black and Latino parents are often held to a different standard, finding themselves accused of being unfit to raise their children if they use marijuana even occasionally, or simply have it in their home."