Limited licensing is the bane of all of us, and the first thing we could do to ensure more people are able to join the
I believe that the equity program is one way that equity is being established, however imperfect the process may be.
The most glaring example of inequity lies in the ability for each county to develop their own ordinance.
Until we see every single state fall under federal protection and system of law, you will have an imbalance.
In terms of equity, we are seeing more and more genuine responses versus wolves in sheeps’ clothing.
Equity does not come organically – there are far too many corporate interests who have power.
What is the Cannabis industry getting right in terms of equality and equity?
We need to make sure we are allocating and distributing licenses to minorities as they become available.
To bring about real change in this industry, it starts with the laws that make it.
"I have also seen a lot of inequity – too much business crawling into somewhere it shouldn’t be."
Lemes’ passion for cultural and natural diversity, as well as for social justice, shines in his art.
"Speaking as a Black woman, I can say that equality is an item that I have never, ever seen."
We need to understand that the laws and regulations are created by the people.
Liberty San Francisco features clean, midcentury modern lines and a stellar product lineup starring Garcia Hand Picked.
“I wouldn’t let that shit go,” Horton said. “And it worked.”
Johnny Casali overcame nearly a decade of imprisonment to become a leader in Humboldt County's legal Cannabis Market.
Through outreach, community programs and fundraising, KindPeoples makes a positive impact on the Santa Cruz community.
You’re immediately drawn in by that unmistakable sky blue that’s become ubiquitous in the California weed scene
Dominic Miller from People's OC is our California Leaf Budtender of the Month for March 2021.
Owners Tiffany Woods and Damon Crain call Doobie Nights an “experiential dispensary,” and we couldn’t agree more.
