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Casualties of War: 'Burning Rainbow Farm' chronicles the unnecessary death of two men in the anti-drug crusade
San Diego Union-Tribune June 18, 2006 by John Wilkens In a famous 1928 U.S. Supreme Court dissent, Justice Louis Brandeis articulated what he believed was a cherished constitutional right -- "the right to be left [...]
Way Beyond Stoned
Nashville Scene Why were a couple of gay Republican potheads blown away by the FBI? June 15, 2006 by Pablo Tanguay On Monday, Sept. 3, 2001, at 5:25 p.m., FBI special agent Richard Salomon, from [...]
L.A. CityBeat Deputy Editor Authors Book on 'Stoner Utopia'
Niles Daily Star June 13, 2006 by John Eby Dean Kuipers' third book, Burning Rainbow Farm: How a Stoner Utopia Went Up in Smoke, tells the story of marijuana activists Tom Crosslin and Rolland Rohm, [...]
Refer madness
Salon Michigan's Rainbow Farm was a utopia for stoners, gays and dissenters. Then America's anti-drug insanity erupted in its ugliest form. June 13, 2006 by Stephen Amidon June 13, 2006 | During those rare moments [...]
Burning Rainbow Farm Review
Entertainment Weekly June 9, 2006 by Whitney Pastorek This is the story of Tom Crosslin, a gay libertarian who owned a Michigan campground called Rainbow Farm where he hosted concerts in support of decriminalizing marijuana...and [...]