To celebrate opening the first Black weed brand in Illinois, Vic Mensa gives away $10,000 worth of free gas in Southside Chicago. 93 Boyz focuses on community involvement and giving back.
Tihyann Bryant is the founder and CEO of Roll Up Life, New Jersey's first Black-owned cannabis delivery service. The technology-based company is also dedicated to social equity and expungement. Tiyahnn talks about the origins of the company, his mentor Roz McCarthy, and the power of friendship.
Cannabis legalization offers Black and Latinx communities a chance to restore a fragment of what was lost through the War on Drugs, but so far, white businesses are reaping the rewards.
Brendon Robinson and Stanley Okoro of 420 NJ Events are launching the pilot of their new educational program, the Minority Cannabis Academy to engage more New Jersey residents in the expanding cannabis market.
From Eaze to NUG to BIKO, Timeka Drew is leading the way when it comes...
Chris Ball is clearly passionate about cannabis. A former professional football player, Chris, and his...
Behavioral analyst expert and entrepreneur Vanessa Bethea-Miller shares her knowledge in building high-impact businesses that improve communication and learning skills, such as opening a therapy practice.
Buddha Chief, the artist formerly known as Von Jeff, joins the Honeysuckle Podcast to discuss mental health, his upcoming docuseries THE CURE RATER and the legacy cannabis market.
By Neha Mulay The country has its eyes on the city of Portland, Oregon, as...
Bouqé is for the cannabis enthusiast who handles their business and likes to roll up while doing it. We represent the people who are bold enough to fight for the change they want to see in the world, whether those changes are societal, medical, or environmental.
What is the future of hemp in a post-COVID world? What does Black representation in hemp look like, and how can we create opportunities for social equity? How can we take the next steps toward a regenerative society and integrative medicine? The answers may surprise you.
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.
She proposes a diversity plan that would promote leadership and employment across the board.
