In 2016, Massachusetts voters approved an initiative that required the state to create policies that would bring those disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs into the new legal cannabis industry. Today, minority-owned businesses make up only a small fraction of the hundreds of marijuana dispensaries in the state. Special Correspondent Kira Kay reports on why equity candidates are struggling in the legal weed industry.
You know those Mondays after a wild weekend… when all you want is a blanket, a warm cookie , and some peace?
Yeah, same!!
Curled up by the window with Happy Bites, a glass of milk, and zero plans to leave the couch 🛋️ 😴
#seedyourhead #happybites #gethappy #chocolatechipcookie #boston #jamaicaplain
What a weekend at @necanncon !
From connecting with old friends to making powerful new ones and the energy at Justice Row was next-level.
We were proud to represent the @corecannabismuseum alongside incredible brands on the 40tonsbrand Justice Row. The movement for equity and justice in this industry is growing—and we’re honored to be part of it.
Swipe through the vibes, the love, and the mission. Let’s keep building together.
#NECANN2025 #JusticeRow #40Tons #CoreMuseum #Equity #SeedYourHead #Community #seedboston #Necann
Busy weekend ahead at SEED!
We’re kicking off 420 Month this Friday with the Fern:20 Tour — our Paint Night may be sold out, but trust us, you’ll still want to swing by! We’ve got music, giveaways, exclusive @fernway.ma surprises, and high vibes 6pm-8pm
We’ll also be at NECANN all weekend long as part of the Justice Row, repping the @corecannabismuseum and sharing our mission!
Come vibe with us—at SEED or at NECANN! Booth:1521
#Fern20Tour #420Month #SeedYourHead #CoreCannabisMuseum #NECANN #JusticeRow #HighVibes
