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by: Denmen Sterling As the holiday season lights up, so can cannabis enthusiasts at a variety of welcoming, pot-friendly accommodations. From nature retreats to city escapes, these destinations offer unique experiences for those looking to incorporate cannabis into their holiday travels. 1. Hicksville Pines, Idyllwild, CA: Escape to the mountains at Hicksville Pines, featuring 10... Continue Reading →
Rev. Duke Nolan criticizes the cannabis prohibition in a satirical piece for Pot Culture Magazine. He outlines the paradox of marijuana's prohibition despite its many uses, criticizing the 'war on weed' for its effect on the economy, the prison system, and public health, while substances like alcohol and tobacco remain legal. He concludes by expressing confirmation about growing legalization efforts, arguing this helps rectify historical injustice, and allows for adult autonomy.
The article explores the intricate relationship between literature and cannabis, highlighting various classics that resonate with the cannabis experience. These include "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", "On the Road", "Naked Lunch", "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test", "The Doors of Perception", and "Inherent Vice". These works offer deep contemplation into human consciousness, societal critique, and personal freedom.
Cannabis, or "the herb," significantly impacts the music world, inspiring artists across genres and generations. Icons like Louis Armstrong, Bob Marley, and bands like The Beatles have openly celebrated its creative potential. Modern musicians, including Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa, continue to advocate cannabis, integrating it into their brands. The history of cannabis and music is intertwined with creativity, camaraderie, and resistance, shaping music for generations.
California's amendment to the Fair Employment and Housing Act, AB 2188, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom will provide unprecedented protections to employees using cannabis outside work hours from January 1, 2024. The law prohibits employers from discriminating against applicants based on past cannabis use and making inquiries about it. However, it maintains strict rules against workplace use and does not extend to certain jobs, like those requiring Department of Defense clearance.
As holiday travel increases, Rev. Duke Nolan advises flyers on the rules of flying with cannabis. Despite its legalization in several U.S, states, federal law prohibits carrying cannabis, including CBD oil, without regulations. TSA allows cannabis products with no more than 0.3% THC or FDA approval in checked or carry-on luggage. TSA focuses primarily on passenger safety rather than actively seeking illegal drugs. If found, local law enforcement decides the next steps. Knowledge of current laws is essential with the changing landscape of cannabis legalization.
