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I definitely do think that media has a slight role in normalizing the usage of marijuana, but there are times when media brings awareness to the dangerous affects of drug usage. We cannot always perceive media as a negative impact to our society as there are times when media brings awareness to the problems that exist in our society. However, I do believe that there is more content that normalizes the usage of marijuana than content that brings awareness to our communities. One big example that I have seen on social media is young teens claiming their celebrity crush to be 'sexy' for posting content about them smoking or drinking. I guess it is a person's preference to whether they think smoking and drinking is 'sexy'. However, I definitely do not think that it has the greatest impact to our future generations as young teens don't think about the negative impacts of such actions. Overall, I think that media has a negative impact on how we perceive drugs and other substances that are addictive!

Should Marijuana be treated like heroin or meth in terms of its addictiveness and harmfulness to society? In my opinion it should not, however, I do think that the normalization of any drug should not be taken lightly. The cultural acceptance of marijuana is negatively impacting our generation. Much like alcohol and tobacco, it is not being treated as a drug with potentially harmful effects. The normalization of marijuana has not furthered the debate to get the substance decriminalized, but instead gotten a new generation hooked on a substance that could harm their brains.

I see the argument from both perspectives. As highlighted in a different post, marijuana has numerous unknown dangerous health repercussions, especially in users under the age of 25, such as impaired thinking, learning disabilities, and neurological functioning deficits, according to drugabuse.org. While I see no problem with the legalization and normalization of marijuana, I think it's also important to spread awareness on the health dangers. The media, as Clare Yuan, in today's music and shows, mainly serves to normalize marijuana. However, this leads to increased abuse among teenagers, which only causes more harm than good. This is something that the media should ponder -- giving light to both sides of the argument.

I definitely think marijuana's presence in the media is helping to normalize it. So many songs mention "smoking weed" every other line, sometimes even bringing up even stronger drugs. In addition, many of the actors, artists, singers, and other public figures that kids and teens look up to smoke weed and are very open about it. This reinforces into people's minds that smoking marijuana is "cool" to do for fun, and that being high is great. I think this is part of the reason why there is still debate about the legalization of marijuana — the benefits of medical marijuana are overshadowed by the danger of the media hooking people on recreational marijuana as a status symbol.