Honeysuckle's broad look at the status of legalization across the United States. Key developments in governmental policies towards Cannabis legalization and implementation of social equity programs, an examination of the medical uses of cannabis, hemp, social stigma, product reviews, cannabis culture and lifestyle related to artists operating within the space and issues with minority representation in the cannabis industry.
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.
Perhaps there are answers that can be found in new discoveries, or in connecting with plant-based medicines and good vibes, or even in the stars.
I find that I take a smaller dose of CBD with these, due to the Ayurveda combination, it is equally, possibly more effective in helping me get more restful sleep, recover from exercise & focus throughout the day.
Isodiol, Marvin remains first and foremost an activist. He makes it his mission to fight for just causes, supporting communities in need from fellow athletes seeking medical cannabis treatment to creating new opportunities for diversity in business.
I was just looking for parents who thought it was important to set an example of following laws in front of their kids even if they disagreed with them. I’m not talking about civil disobedience like unjust laws about segregation, I’m talking about grown-ups behaving like adults.
Cannabis, even with its recent rising popularity, is still stigmatized. For some time now the industry has not promoted or highlighted minorities in business.
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.
For the cannabis industry, glimmers of hope remain. In many states with legal medical programs, dispensaries have been declared essential businesses.
Cecilia Leigh Howard What to look for when shopping for CBD? 1. COA’s (Certificate...
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.
Their process is simple: focus on the food and then implement the concept to create sociability and "sustainability" within the food realm.
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.
Every plant has a spirit. There’s an herb store I used to go into to gather plant materials to make various concoctions, and I started to notice that each bin or jar of herbs had a distinct personality, and some would actually call out to me.
CBD is a cannabinoid, these additional cannabinoids (ex. CBN, CBG..) have benefits of their own work synergistically when used together, this is referred to as The Entourage Effect.
