Cory Ellis
Dear Liberals Please Leave The Cities
Why progressive American's should stop living on top of each other.

As soon as I grow up I'm moving to the big city. Whether you're heading to Los Angeles, New York, or regional metropolises like Chicago and Atlanta, it's a popular coming of age experience. The reasons vary from seeking the kind of world wide successes that we assume must be launched from well, a world city to finding places with laws beneficial to cannabis consumers, LGBT people and other minorities. Let's start with the latter.
As a young black gay man, I always knew I would have to get out of the relatively conservative Daytona Beach in order to have a real chance at happiness. I figured that eventually I would want to get married and at the time Massachusetts and California were the only two states where that would have been possible. Later on I realized that I really enjoyed cannabis and then began looking for a locale where my life wouldn't be ruined over a simple blunt of weed. That is how I ended up in California.
