Through the Eyes of a Mother: On Race and Inequality
The call begins with the clearing of false beliefs, removing facts rooted in ignorance or shame taught to many and immortalized in text.
#iamvirago: Dr. Jan Roberts on Cannabis and Women’s Health
As a New York University (NYU) researcher and instructor, Dr. Roberts teaches and mentors the future generations of clinicians on the therapeutic uses of cannabis.
Psychopathy and Madness: Society’s Obsession with Monsters
As a society, the fixation poses the question of why are we so obsessed with finding humanity in those where light seems to cease to exist? Is it searching for humanity?
Flashback: Integrating Long Island
On May 17, 1954, the United States Supreme Court, decided that racial segregation in public schools violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. In 1962, this ruling was put to the test, this time in Long Island, New York.
Covid-19 Chronicle Series: Impact of the Lockdown in Hawaii
This film focusses on the impact of the lockdown on individuals and tourism in Hawaii.
Ecosystem Thinking: Barbara Koz Paley, Master Connector of Cannabis Pros
Bobbi is a Force. A force of nature, a force in cannabis, in the art world and in any group setting where you may find her. We at Honeysuckle have been blessed to know this inimitable woman through the years.
An Evening with Adekunle Gold is an Afro-Pop Dream
This diverse group of people had one thing in common: their love for Adekunle Gold.
Product Review: ACBDRemedy 1500mg “ACDC” CBD Tincture (Full Spectrum)
Definitely effective at addressing pain, inflammation, anxiety, nausea, migraines & sleep. Very happy with this product
Olox: A Creative Collaboration between Zarina Kopyrina and Andreas Jones
They combine old-style folk music and throat-singing with contemporary electronic tracks and Zarina’s unique ability to imitate any animal.
Quantum Leaps with Kate Mulder and Michael Klein
A lot of humans need crisis in order to evolve. 99 percent of the world is not aware of how much things are going to shift [in the near future]. But there’s an opportunity for what I call the full-spectrum economy, for people to come together.
Under the Female Influence: Laganja Estranja on Gender, Cannabis, and Art
Like the mesmerizing Laganja herself, the emblem is a symbolic representation of being under the female influence, of accepting an invitation of sorts to consider how femininity, and the myriad of ways it shows up in the world, influences our collective experience with the plant.
Nature’s Calling
His work reminds us that each living creature is distinctly unique yet entwined in each other’s destinies. This intrinsic message in his creations is a reminder of the interconnectivity between all things and the responsibility we have in caring for one another and all of life.
Black Pioneers
Since the era of its inception with Louis Armstrong’s “vipers” and the mix of cannabis with jazz, to the political fight that is still going on today, history makes little to no mention of what black women were doing during these times.
We are all One: Earth, Spirituality and Being in Native American Culture
This isn’t simply a mantra for her, but a way of life ingrained in Native American culture that goes a long way toward explaining the primordial bond between humanity, Earth, Spirit and all beings.
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