war on drugs

Oakland native and mom Evelyn LaChapelle was sentenced to seven years in prison for a nonviolent, cannabis-related crime.

Are you loud and proud or are you still keeping your consumption on the DL? The Miss Grass community sounds off about coming out.

The exploitation of minorities in the cannabis industry, which began 400 years ago, is still happening today, but there are Black women taking the lead in this industry to make sure that minorities are given the space they’re owed.

100% of the proceeds of this exclusive Miss Grass tee go to the National Bail Out collective to fight the mass incarceration of people of color, bolstered by the War on Drugs.

This regulated cannabis market is brand new. You might have questions (normal, btw), but you have the power to lead where it goes.

Turns out of the movie industry has a lot to answer for when it comes to cannabis...

"It's not okay to pick and choose the parts of the plant you advocate for. If you love this plant, then love it completely."