For the Culture By The Culture. ISSN: 3064-9331.
The UK's cannabis laws are increasingly seen as outdated and ineffective as public support for legalization grows. With an underground market worth £3.57 billion, many Britons defy restrictive regulations. Despite the 2018 legalization of medical cannabis, access remains limited. Advocates urge reform, emphasizing economic benefits and a shifting cultural landscape.
Vice President Kamala Harris is advocating for the nationwide legalization of recreational marijuana as part of her economic agenda aimed at uplifting Black men. Her plan seeks to address the racial injustices caused by the War on Drugs while providing opportunities for Black entrepreneurs and improving health outcomes for Black men. Could this be the federal shift cannabis advocates have been waiting for?
Irish authorities are touting a €8.5 million cannabis bust as part of their war on drugs, but does it really solve anything? With 429 kg seized and four men arrested, this bust highlights the need for cannabis reform in Ireland. It’s time to stop treating cannabis like a criminal issue and embrace legalization. Read more on what’s really happening in Ireland’s cannabis culture
Kevin Allen has spent over ten years behind bars for selling $20 worth of marijuana. Despite a life sentence being reduced, he’s still serving 35 years for a nonviolent offense in a system that profits off cannabis while punishing its past users.
The worst U.S. states for cannabis culture are losing out on significant revenue by clinging to outdated laws.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
An investigation reveals widespread pesticide contamination in California's legal cannabis market, exposing regulatory failures and significant health risks.
