Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 7: 1940 to 1950 – Assassin Of Youth
DML looks closely at the media from the 1940s: From the anti-pot side – more ignorance, racism and parental hysteria
Browsing: corporations
Reckoning With Race: Three Black Cannabis Insiders on How the Industry Could Be More Equitable
In the wake of global Black Lives Matter protests and the movement’s demands to defund police services, it seems that every organization in all industries is looking inward and experiencing a reckoning with racial injustice.
The Real Reason Pot Is Still Illegal
Opponents of marijuana-law reform insist that legalization is dangerous—but the biggest threat is to their own bottom line.
Shop Local, Buy Local: Why Small Farming Is the Future of American Cannabis Policy
Thank you Canada, but America's cadre of small farmers can take it from here.
Michigan Medical Marijuana Law Destroyed by Dow-Baby Attorney General
CANNABIS CULTURE - Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette and his allies in the state legislature have gutted the state's medical marijuana program, forcing closure of most dispensaries and causing confusion and dread for sick and dying people.
Harper’s Prison Plan Headed in Bad Direction
It should be obvious to everyone now that what Stephen Harper has planned is a U.S.-style, for-profit prison system.
Green Aid Activist: Fired Worker, ACLU Sue Wal-Mart
Can Employers Fire Medical Marijuana Patients? To anyone who has ever had to take a drug test at work…you may want to pay attention.
Wal-Mart Won’t Rehire Fired MedPot Patient
A Walmart employee with sinus cancer and an inoperable brain tumor who was fired for using medical marijuana will not be rehired, even though the company says it is "sympathetic" to his condition.
Hypocritical Obama and Corporate Media Are Aggressively Undermining Pot Normalization
While marijuana is more mainstream than ever, legalization still faces backlash from the powers that be.
Will Pot Go Corporate and Spoil It for Everybody?
Free-market libertarians and social justice progressives have made common cause on decriminalization, but what happens after that is an open question.
