For the Culture By The Culture
Millennials, born between 1981-1996, have reshaped cannabis culture. The legalization movement, social media, and wellness trend have normalized cannabis use. They've navigated workplace challenges and mental health debates, and created modern cannabis slang. Leading the cannabis industry's "green rush," they've spurred cannabis tourism and redefined the herb's role in their lifestyle
The DEA’s delay in rescheduling cannabis is just a temporary hurdle for an industry and movement that refuses to be slowed down. Cannabis was once part of the counter-culture, now it is the culture. The future of cannabis is bright, and nothing is going to stop it
Decriminalization might keep you out of jail, but it’s not the endgame. Legalization is where the real change happens. Here’s why you shouldn’t settle for anything less
Donald Trump recently hinted at supporting the decriminalization of marijuana, citing its legalization across the country. However, this apparent change of heart is seen as a political maneuver rather than genuine support. Critics argue that Trump's track record on cannabis is weak, and his comments are deemed as a calculated bid for popularity.
Medical marijuana is legal in 38 states, but federal law still classifies cannabis alongside heroin. With rescheduling on the horizon, the push for full legalization intensifies. Explore how these changes could reshape the landscape for patients and the cannabis industry
The worst U.S. states for cannabis culture are losing out on significant revenue by clinging to outdated laws. Discover how Idaho, Nebraska, South Dakota, Alabama, and Kansas are missing out on millions and how activists are fighting for change
