Georgia State Rep Takes a Stand: New Bill for Marijuana Legalization on the Horizon In a pivotal moment for Georgia’s cannabis landscape, State Rep. Eric Bell has announced plans to introduce a transformative...
Introduction Charlamagne tha God and Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon are making a monumental entry into the cannabis sector. Teaming up with civil rights attorney Bakari Sellers and celebrated architect Rachael Grochowski, they’ve secured a...
Introduction As the cannabis landscape shifts across America, Kentucky remains one of the states where the plant’s criminalization continues to disproportionately affect Black and Brown communities. Even though most cannabis charges don’t result...
From Court to Cannabis: Antonio Harvey and Harmony Roots Advocate for Equity Introduction Former Portland Trail Blazer Antonio Harvey has transitioned from scoring points on the court to making a societal impact through...
Introduction: The Mirage of a “Historic” Moment The recent recommendation by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III drug has been hailed as a “historic”...
Introduction to Black Cannabis Week 2023 The 4th Annual Black Cannabis Week (BCW) aims to be a catalyst for change, focusing on equity and the Black experience in the cannabis industry. Scheduled for...
In a historic move, the city of Newark has endorsed the plans of Wu-Tang Clan rapper Raekwon The Chef to launch a pioneering cannabis venture. After an initial rejections, the application for the...
SEC Grants: Boosting Communities with Cannabis Sales Revenue In an innovative move for social justice, the Social Equity Council (SEC) has released $6 million in SEC grants, funded by cannabis sales. These community...
A Disturbing Incident at a Popular Restaurant In what is emerging as a contentious legal battle, a popular restaurant chain, Houston’s, finds itself at the center of a racial bias lawsuit. The incident,...
A Wake-up Call: Oregon’s Stalled Progress in Cannabis Equity Programs In a recent turn of events, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission’s audit has spotlighted the barriers hindering the state from allocating cannabis...
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