Footballer Sacked After £600,000 Cannabis Smuggling Charge
Professional footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been sacked from Greenock Morton FC after he appeared in court charged with orchestrating the attempted importation of drugs.
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Cannabis Activist And Policy Strategist Weighs In On How BLM Movement May Shape Industry
For more than two decades, Khadijah Tribble has been an expert on equity and inclusion in the cannabis industry.
Key Findings From a Women in Cannabis Study: It’s All About Helping, Community and Empowerment
In all, removing barriers, eliminating sexism, discrimination and biasfrom the cannabis industry not only gives women the mental space to thrive personally, but it could give the cannabis industry the opportunity to catch up to newly defined success
‘I Was Not Impaired’: Medical Marijuana User Refused Alcohol Sale at Loblaw After Cashier Smells Cannabis
A medical marijuana user was turned away from an Ottawa Loblaw store, after a cashier refused to sell her beer, because the cashier said the customer smelled like cannabis.
Man Claims He Was Sent Home From Hospital After Telling Doctors He Smokes Medicinal Marijuana
A man living in Saskatoon claims Royal University Hospital staff turned him away from treatment after he told doctors he takes medicinal marijuana for his anxiety.
Massachusetts Court Rules for Woman Fired for Medical Marijuana Use
Massachusetts’ top court on Monday ruled that a woman who had been fired for testing positive for marijuana that she had been legally prescribed under state law could sue her former employer for handicap discrimination.
Student Files Complaint After McMaster Bars her from Trip Over Medicinal Marijuana
McMaster says it worried grad student Halima Hatimy didn’t understand the risks.
Maine Woman, Fired for Using Medical Marijuana, Sues Ex-Employer
A Pittsfield woman has sued a former employer for not rehiring her after she told them she uses marijuana for medical reasons.
How We Created a Massive Racial Caste System in America
Ever since Barack Obama lifted his right hand and took his oath of office, pledging to serve the United States as its 44th president, ordinary people and their leaders around the globe have been celebrating our nation’s “triumph over race.”
Marc Emery’s US Prison Blog #23 – Discrimination Against Jailed Foreigners
US citizens in federal prisons do not have to experience this discrimination.
