Tag: Legalization Gaps

Why Black People Still Pay More for Weed

Feature image for “Why Black People Still Pay More for Weed” showing a Black man’s hands in handcuffs holding a small plastic bag of cannabis against a dark background. Bold headline text appears above under the category “Rights Sold Separately,” visually linking cannabis enforcement, racial disparity, and criminalization. Pot Culture Magazine branding visible at the bottom. ©2026 Pot Culture Magazine Art Dept.

Cannabis use rates are similar across races, but arrests are not. Black Americans are still arrested for marijuana possession at several times the rate of white Americans, even as legalization spreads. This investigation breaks down the data, the role of possession-only enforcement, and why legalization without repair keeps old lines firmly in place.

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Too High To Label

Public awareness graphic from Pot Culture Magazine showing two red and green Chillows THC pouch packages labeled with the THC warning symbol. The headline reads ‘TOO HIGH TO LABEL’ with a red ‘RECALL’ tag above. The text explains that Health Canada’s recall of Chillows THC pouches exposes deeper flaws in cannabis regulation, including mislabeled potency, weak oversight, and inflated THC counts. The Pot Culture Magazine logo and copyright ©2025PotCultureMagazine/ArtDept appear at the bottom

Health Canada’s recall of Chillows THC pouches exposes a deeper flaw in cannabis regulation: mislabeled potency, weak oversight, and labs chasing numbers over truth. Across North America, inflated THC counts and unreliable testing show how legalization’s promise of accuracy keeps slipping through the cracks. The high might be real, but the numbers are not.

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