Peter Tosh exploded onto the world stage as an activist and solo artist with his 1976 release, "Legalize It!" Tosh worked to promote the legalization of herb, equal rights, and fought to expand Jamaica’s cultural and musical influence. Peter was no stranger to oppression in his homeland and the fight for legalization & equal rights.
THE MUSIC
Explore the albums that defined a movement.
From Equal Rights to Bush Doctor, experience the music that shaped reggae and championed justice.
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EQUAL RIGHTS + JUSTICE
Equal Rights & Justice is one of Peter’s fiercest and dearest battles, one he championed, talked and sung about extensively throughout his illustrious career. This initiative aims to continue his unfinished fight to see the oppressed liberated from the torment of injustice.
As he rightly used to say:
"There will be no peace until there’s Equal Rights & Justice for All."
Legalize It
The Peter Tosh Foundation is committed to continue the fight Peter began decades ago to legalize cannabis.
From speaking engagements, expungement clinics, equity partnership initiatives, cannabis wellness education, research and development activities, the Peter Tosh Foundation along with other partners are at the forefront of legalization issues in the United States and the Caribbean.
Peter Tosh Town
The Peter Tosh Foundation is deeply committed to uplifting the Belmont-Bluefields community by providing essential resources, fostering sustainable development, and preserving a rich cultural heritage.
Through educational initiatives, economic empowerment, and community-driven programs, the foundation continues to build a lasting legacy that not only honors Peter Tosh’s visionary spirit but also inspires meaningful and transformative change for future generations.