The Senate Majority today passed legislation that will address the racial disparities that are present in New York’s antiquated marijuana drug laws. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: marijuana
Marijuana Legalization Helps Consumers With Chronic Pain, But Over Use On The Rise
Access to legal marijuana is increasing state by state, and now researchers from the University of California at San Francisco are investigating how these changes are affecting consumers’ health reports Consumer Affairs. Continue Reading →
From Harlem To Harare, CBD As An Effective, Safe Alternative To Ibuprofen
Using CBD products for various medicinal purposes has been a hot button topic since hemp was legalized with the 2018 Farm Bill. Continue Reading →
From Weed Mansions To CBD Restaurants, The New World Of Luxury Cannabis Is Here
Inside The High End, Barneys New York’s new fifth-floor boutique in Beverly Hills, designer bongs and stash boxes, ashtrays and gold rolling papers sit alongside products with a wellness bent. Continue Reading →
Join The Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition 2019 At Jacob Javits Center
Due to decades of ill-informed popular opinion, industrial hemp had long been lumped into the psychoactive drug category. Continue Reading →
Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Joined ASOBEU On Sale Of Marijuana In Bodegas
Today, Friday, March 8, 2019, Council Member of Northern Manhattan, Erika Rodriguez, Chief of Staff of Assembly Member Al Taylor, and local leaders joined executives and members of The Bodega Association of United States (ASOBEU) as they announced their position regarding the sale of Marijuana in bodegas. Continue Reading →
HBA Executive Director Regina Smith Speaks At The City Council Marijuana Hearing
The Harlem Business Alliance (HBA) has been at the forefront of advancing minority entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry. Continue Reading →
Join Harlem Luxury Shoe Designer Etu Evans And Others At CannaBuisness Panel In Harlem
Join the CannaBuisness panel meet New York-based professional Cannabis Industry In Harlem hosted by New York Minority Alliance and the Harlem Commonwealth Council (HCC) at 360 West 125th Street, New York, New York, in Harlem. Continue Reading →
OP-Ed: Locked Up And Locked Out, How To Ensure NY’s Black Community Gets Its Share Of Cannabis’ ‘Green Rush’
By Regina Smith
While Corvain Cooper sits in a prison cell in California facing a life sentence for marijuana-related charges he is dealing with the reality that he may never be reunited with his family again or get a second chance at life outside of prison. Continue Reading →