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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2019 · 26 MIN

Equity in the Cannabis Industry

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Massachusetts, along with 11 other states, have legalized marijuana opening up business opportunities in product production and sales. Communities of color were dis-proportionately impacted by past drug policies, and have long argued that they should benefit from the fast growing trade. Who gets a seat at the table and will more entrepreneurs of color get into the growing industry?Chauncy Spencer, Founder of High Tech Farms. He is also an economic empowerment applicantCynthia Mompoint, is an economic empowerment applicant and the co-founder of Danbala Group along with her husband Moor StringerTito Jackson, C-E-O of Verdant Medical, a vertically integrated-recreational marijuana organization that plans stores in Boston, Provincetown, and a store and cultivation facility in Rowley, MassRichard Harding, Co-founder of Real Action for Cannabis Equity, or R-A-C-E, and President of the Green Soul FoundationCallie Crossley hosts

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