Minorities For Medical Marijuana

Tilt Holdings' Abrupt Decision To Cut Its Social Equity Brands: What Lies Behind The Controversial Move?
'Ask Questions' Before Investing In Cannabis Urges Black Buddha Cannabis Founder Roz McCarthy
'If Your Brand Doesn't Speak To Me, I'm Not Buying', Says Minorities For Medical Marijuana CEO
'Ask Questions' Before Investing In Cannabis Urges Black Buddha Cannabis Founder Roz McCarthy
'If Your Brand Doesn't Speak To Me, I'm Not Buying', Says Minorities For Medical Marijuana CEO
Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Issuing Medical Marijuana Licenses To Black Farmers & Telehealth Renewals For Patients
Sen. Cory Booker Gets An Earful About Need For Cannabis Banking And Dumping Hemp Felony Ban

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Why Can't Black Farmers Get Medical Marijuana Licenses In Florida? Exorbitant Fees And Residual Racism, Many Say
Since 2016, the Florida Legislature - through the Florida Department of Health - has issued more than two dozen medical marijuana licenses for farmers looking to enter the MMJ industry. However, black farmers are still waiting for their licenses to be issued as regulated by the Florida Legislature.
TILT Holdings Enters Into Exclusive Partnership With Black Buddha Cannabis, Here Are The Details
TILT Holdings Inc. (OTCQX: TLLTF) (NEO: TILT) has entered into an exclusive manufacturing and distribution partnership with Black Buddha Cannabis.
EXCLUSIVE: Why Should Cannabis Brands Focus On Social Equity? Thoughts On 4/20 And Peter Tosh Day
The cannabis industry was built on the backs of people who have been disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs, people and communities of color, said Roz McCarthy, founder and CEO of Minorities for Medical Marijuana, during a panel discussion at the Benzinga Canna
Minorities In Missouri Worried About Being Excluded From Potential State Cannabis Market
With the state on the verge of another potential vote on legalizing Missouri’s recreational marijuana, local minorities fear being excluded by regulations.
Is Cannabis Living Up To Its Commitment Of Inclusivity To Minorities?
As the cannabis market matures and comes online, sources tell Benzinga that equity and inclusion continue to lag and that industry efforts made in recent years often feel superficial.
Georgia Runoff Results Bode Well For Cannabis If Lawmakers Follow Through, Industry Pros Say
Several Georgia-based cannabis professionals told Benzinga that election energy was vibrating across Georgia in the lead up to Tuesday's runoff election. "I cannot recall a time where the energy during an election was as strong as it is for this runoff," Georgia Director of Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM), Stanley Atkins, says.
MORE Act Passes House Vote In 'Giant Step' For Cannabis Reform, But Falls Short On Restorative Justice
The House voted to pass the MORE act on Friday, a piece of legislation that could effectively decriminalize marijuana on a federal level. “The US House of Representatives—the people’s house—has taken a giant step towards science, reason and justice,” said to Benzinga cannabis activist and entrepreneur Steve DeAngelo. 
Cannabis Experts Say Elon Musk's Outspoken Support Is Helpful, But Additional Action Is Needed
Can a prominent person create change with a statement alone? To an extent, it appears so, though experts say more is required to move the needle when creating change.