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 Zach GalifianakisStingSnoop DoggSusan SarandonBill MaherWillie NelsonDanny GloverMelissa EtheridgeTommy ChongGeorge ZimmerDanny DeVitoDavid Cross

Plenty of celebs have their causes. Neil Young has helped battle autism, Sean Penn has recently been working in Haiti, and Lady Gaga has been outspoken in her support of gay rights. And Zach Galifianakis? He wants you to legalize marijuana.<br>
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Proposition 19 would make California the first state to legalize marijuana, and plenty of celebrities have voiced their support. In the photo above, Danny Glover, Melissa Etheridge and comedian Hal Sparks participate in a news conference to drum up support for Proposition 19.
They have plenty of company.<br>
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<i>Contributors: Patrick Day, Whitney Friedlander, Melissa Maerz and Todd Martens</i>

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Plenty of celebs have their causes. Neil Young has helped battle autism, Sean Penn has recently been working in Haiti, and Lady Gaga has been outspoken in her support of gay rights. And Zach Galifianakis? He wants you to legalize marijuana.

Proposition 19 would make California the first state to legalize marijuana, and plenty of celebrities have voiced their support. In the photo above, Danny Glover, Melissa Etheridge and comedian Hal Sparks participate in a news conference to drum up support for Proposition 19. They have plenty of company.

Contributors: Patrick Day, Whitney Friedlander, Melissa Maerz and Todd Martens

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