We are all capable of greatness, but we must maximize the gifts inside ourselves. Edwin Rubis is a spiritual life coach and mentor currently serving a 40-year prison sentence for a nonviolent cannabis conviction. In this op-ed, he shares his best life advice for embracing personal greatness.
WNBA star Brittney Griner goes on trial in Russia, four and a half months after her arrest for possession of cannabis oil. Here's why her punishment makes no sense.
Father's Day is not a holiday to the many individuals incarcerated throughout the nation. Edwin Rubis, currently serving a 40-year federal prison sentence for a nonviolent cannabis conviction, shares how incarceration has changed his view of Father's Day.
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.
Why should we stop using the term "marijuana"? The word has a centuries-deep history rooted in racist practices and misinformation. Instead, call it cannabis.
House of Puff and Etain Health bring artist Chris Wilson's "I Can Show You the Way Out" exhibit, themed around surviving prison and solitary confinement, to New York's cannabis community.
Gary Chambers went viral with his Senate campaign ads when he smoked a blunt and burned the Confederate flag. Now the Congress hopeful from Louisiana is gaining more ground among the cannabis community. Can he win in 2022?
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
Indicted for nonviolent cannabis charges, Daniel Muessig is facing a prison sentence of a 5-year mandatory minimum, making him one of the country's last cannabis prisoners. He shares how the War on Drugs upended his life.
Damian Marley, Nabil and Berner work with EVIDENCE, a family-owned cannabis brand that grows weed out of a prison to help get people out of prison. Evidence donates $1 to the Last Prisoner Project, a social justice non profit dedicated to helping free inmates serving time for cannabis charges.
After surviving what he called a "death sentence," Cooper is embracing post-prison freedom with a new brand advocating for those still behind bars.
