I’m going to attempt to clear up some whitewashed misconceptions here, not to detract from the Civil Rights Movement but to remind the newcomers that revolution is fucking messy.
Founded in late 2015, the MCBA is the first 501(c)(6) not-for-profit business league created to serve the specific needs of minority cannabis entrepreneurs, workers, and patients/consumers.
The muddled prospect following the pandemic, including policies targeting migration, climate change, and societal rebound, must be guided by humanity and dignity.
I've been a black man my entire life. For six decades I've been walking around in this skin. You're trying to tell me I don't know what racism looks like by now?
For the cannabis industry, glimmers of hope remain. In many states with legal medical programs, dispensaries have been declared essential businesses.
While it’s nice to repost inspiring quotes on Instagram to express our anger and sadness, there are more tangible ways to get involved and join the movement, as words are more powerful when accompanied with action.
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People are taking to social media to raise awareness about the gut-wrenching police brutality and blatant racism that is still plaguing this country.
We are a Collective of Light. We are beings here to serve the highest good and facilitate the answers you are seeking.
I created ARMS in the hopes that we can be that outlet for those seeking expression, and/or to support those who wish to break free from stigmas regarding their race, upbringings, and/or financial limitations.
I get to be part of the development of a brand new industry. Sadly, women haven’t had a voice in the development of any of the industries that we see operating today, which is why this work is so exciting.
I am a feminist at my core and I wanted to create a way for women to empower themselves, a place where they could come together and talk and teach each other about self-love.
Their process is simple: focus on the food and then implement the concept to create sociability and "sustainability" within the food realm.
When I was coming out, I never could have imagined that my mom had been on the front lines like that, that she’d witnessed true horror. It’s possible she’s done more for my community than I ever will.
Here Honeysuckle’s Honey Pot’s Ronit Pinto spoke with Jet Setting Jasmine on 4/20 regarding cannabis, sex work, motherhood, and race during COVID 2020.
