Hip hop icons Redman and M1 of Dead Prez will join cannabis activists in Washington, DC to protest the Biden administration's failure to release incarcerated people, an event organized by Students for Sensible Drug Policy, Last Prisoner Project, DC Marijuana Justice, and Maryland Marijuana Justice.
Human rights organization Silent Cry Inc. hosted the Investment Day Mental Health And Wellness Fair at Michigan's Bradford Academy High School, addressing issues of young people's social-emotional needs and impacts of layered economic, cultural and racial trauma.
After six months being held in a Russian prison, WNBA star Brittney Griner has been sentenced to 9 years' incarceration. Government officials, including President Biden, have reacted quickly to condemn Russia for the unconscionable verdict.
On July 15th, WNBA star Brittney Griner pled guilty to criminal charges in Russia over cannabis oil found in her suitcase. What's next in her trial proceedings and the campaign to bring her home?
Edwin Rubis is a spiritual life coach currently serving a 40-year prison sentence for a nonviolent cannabis crime. He encourages readers on how to handle criticism, using his own experience on social media, tips from Jennifer Lopez and Naomi Osaka, and more.
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.
Hip hop pioneer and cannabis advocate Fab 5 Freddy and Bernard Noble honor the first anniversary of their B Noble cannabis brand, which provides resources to cannabis prisoners and entrepreneurs of color.
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.
Shawanna E. Vaughn, founder of the nonprofit Silent Cry, is a first-time candidate for the New York State Assembly's 70th District (Harlem). But her lifelong experience with systemic inequities allows her to focus on the most important community needs.
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.
Miss Grass, the sustainably-grown and women-owned modern cannabis brand, has announced a rebrand to help consumers make conscious decisions about their use of plant medicine. Here's everything you need to know.
The latest updates in the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia "Bonfire Killings," show that the state's systemic racism could jeopardize Baker's right to a fair trial despite evidence for his innocence.
A lyrical voice from Longview, Texas, rapper LulBrudda wrote his first songs in jail. Now the Young Money artist wants to make meaningful music for others.
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
