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What stories caught your attention for the year 2021? Check out these seven stories about sexuality, racial justice, and racial equity written by Honeysuckle Magazine staff. Top Political Stories: Bias in The Criminal Justice System...
The cannabis industry has come a long way since the beginning of the year. Here’...
Topeka K. Sam's journey to heal incarcerated women's trauma took her from "queenpin" to founding the Ladies of Hope Ministries, leading the charge to free Alice Marie Johnson, and ensuring dignity for every woman and girl after prison.
Honeysuckle follows up on the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia “Bonfire Killings.” Racial bias from law enforcement and the judicial system may cause him to face the death penalty, but new evidence suggests Baker’s innocence.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Women Grow celebrated how Indigenous women in cannabis are creating new economic opportunities for their communities, while reexamining Thanksgiving in the context of historic trauma.
In the New York Times' panel "The Power of Knowledge: Girls' Education as an Accelerator of Climate Action," Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai and other activists discussed feminism and planetary justice at COP26.
The Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition CWCBExpo returned to NYC with an eye on the state's regulated market. From government officials to industry experts and social justice advocates, everyone got down in the Big Green Apple.
The stereotype of indecency is not a new one for the LGBTQ community. Another stereotype—uncleanliness may also play a role in the discrepancy between the response to the two celebrities' blood products.
A recent report on the British prison system describes a widespread lack of maternal care for inmates and severe negligence abuses, at least one resulting in the death of a newborn.
Michigan State Rep. Jewell Jones and his attorney, Byron Nolan, gained a small victory today, Nov. 4, when the judge assigned to Jones' case ordered an evidentiary hearing. This came after Nolan argued the Representative should never have been arrested on April 6 in the first place.
The world's largest cannabis business conference returned, celebrating 10 years of industry and the sector's brightest minds. But what happens to diversity as business expands?
On Monday, the North Carolina Department of Public Safety announced that it is enacting a new policy to digitize all mail sent to prison populations.
As the nation officially recognized Indigenous Peoples' Day, Honeysuckle honored Indigenous culture and plant medicine at IPDNYC's Randall's Island international gathering and through a landmark Times Square campaign with the Shinnecock Nation.
Using lessons from Arab Spring, many activists for Palestinian liberation are using social media as tools in their fight for justice. Thought leaders discuss the pros and cons of social media activism, and the suppression of Palestinian voices online.
Those working toward equity and inclusion cannot overcome their privilege until they understand how anti-Black racism directly impacts Black Americans, argues Pastor Isaac Scott.
