‘Kiss My Grass’ shines light on barriers Black women face in Michigan cannabis
Kiss My Grass rips back the curtain on the steep uphill battle that Black women face while trying to build and fund cannabis businesses in Michigan and beyond
Kiss My Grass rips back the curtain on the steep uphill battle that Black women face while trying to build and fund cannabis businesses in Michigan and beyond
It’s Croptober, which means it’s harvest season for both cannabis and headlines.
The joints keep burning and the news keeps coming. Here’s what went down over the last week in Michigan’s cannabis world:
Lansing’s latest plan to fix the roads with a new wholesale marijuana tax has industry leaders fuming—and Michigan stoners bracing for higher prices at the dispensary.
Michigan workers were promised more jobs under President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Instead, they’ve been losing them.
Glacier Cannabis turned a humble horse barn in rural Manchester into a small-batch cultivation hub that’s cranking out thousands of pounds of Michigan’s tastiest weed.
Politics, pot, and a little bit of psilocybin. Michigan’s cannabis world never really slows down.
THC percentages are the biggest scam at the dispensary.
A Black-owned brand born from a family tragedy is shaking up Michigan’s cannabis-infused beverage scene with potent, flavorful lemonades that don’t taste anything like weed.
Gas-station ganja, a duffel bag stuffed with cannabis, and a new tax hike that’s got stoners groaning.