Cannabis Industry Disrupted with a Bhang™
We begin our conversation and she speaks with an ease reminiscent of catching up with an old friend, not one of the first female presidents of a publicly-traded, globally-distributed, OG cannabis company.
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White Black Girl
When you are a part of the inferior percentage, as I am, you are taught early in life that if you want to have a chance to succeed you must learn how to bleach your darkness
Parenting My Mom During a Pandemic
With no voice and a lack of control of my body, I felt isolated and defeated. My fear of dying had never been higher. I think of the patients on ventilators now, and I grieve for them.
Girls Who Dab Cannabis vs Vape CBD
o really, WTF is a dab?! Simply put, dabs are concentrated doses of cannabis. It is an alternative method of consuming pot by extracting the THC and cannabinoids (CBD).
The Media Spread Reefer Madness; Now It Can Spread The Truth
As we finally begin to undo the seemingly endless harm caused by the war on drugs, the media still plays a vital role: moving the conversation forward to a place of honesty, science, and humanity.
Celebrating Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary with Hemp Fashion
Cotton, silk, satin, and lace might be up against some strong competition in the next few years thanks to the growing use of sustainably produced hemp in textiles and fashion. Hemp, which is no stranger to the textile world, has actually been cultivated globally for centuries for fabric.
Pandemic World: How My Communal Past Helps Me Cope
Life is surreal, it’s dizzying and heartbreaking to keep up with new information and rising numbers of infections, hospitalizations, and deaths. With no national plan, it’s the perfect storm of our time, and when I focus on these tragedies, I feel overwhelmed.
Moms of MMJ Minors: A School Suspension Saga
I am here on behalf of the countless other kids who remain in need of support to shift from stigma and stereotype.
Strung Out: One Last Hit and Other Lies that Almost Killed Me (Review)
Khar’s book promotes understanding and compassion for those trapped in opioid hell.
Diary of A Sad Black Girl: Queerness, Mental Health, and the Connecting Power of the Internet
With the advent of forums, and other community sharing sites, black, queer, and otherwise marginalized people have the opportunity to find a safe haven and treasure trove of mental health resources that they otherwise would not have had access to.
The Pain of Quick Goodbyes: COVID-19 and Disrupting College Dreams
Saying goodbye wasn’t about when I will see them next, but if they will be okay when the doors of society reopen.
Technology is Society Made Unequal: How COVID-19 Exposes What Matters to Us
The COVID-19 pandemic has been anything but normal, and amid its rise, we have become painfully aware of the importance of the technologies that we previously took for granted.
Wimze Digital talks Socially Responsible Advertising
Wimze co-founder and CEO Sydney Stein led an all-female panel centered on socially conscious advertising, which featured topics ranging from mission, marketing, financing, and representation.
The Deafening Silence of Kitty Green's The Assistant
“Women’s work,” or the exclusive delegation of tasks such as getting coffee rather than sitting in on a meeting to women, is what made women in the film industry leave or feel there wasn’t a path up for them.
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