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Joe and Kat Chats - Marijuana and Racism featuring Stacey Marie
It’s Wednesday which means it’s time for The Rewind! Tune into TasteMakers Radio on DASH for a special episode, today at 11am PST, about Marijuana & Racism on Joe & Kat Chats. This week the dynamic duo invites their first guest, Harm Reduction guru and Canadian, Stacey Marie.
Recorded on 4/20, the trio eloquently discusses who actually is in office and the corrupt involvement of governments in the weed game. They discussion centers around how implementing reparations for unjust cannabis offenders would be good 1st step in the right direction.
Stacey Marie shares her expert advice on how cannabis users can responsible partake in this miracle plant and provides a guide for safe use of marijuana; for first time users to some important info for veteran users She breaks down of how the consumptions of cannabis mixed with other drugs, depending on where you are in your peak, can over stimulate you. This vital information is something that all drug users need to know. You can hear Stacey go into more detail on her weekly podcast, Sanctuary Radio, on Tastemakers every Wednesday at 1PM PST/ 4PM EST.
They discuss the different names for cannabis, marijuana, weed, May Jane and speak on the history behind the different words. The conversation covers everything from race, policing and the corporal system along with the differences in between Canada and the USA when it comes to legalization, decriminalization and drug scheduling classifications. You’ll also hear about ethical consumption of cannabis and encourage users to be a mindful consumer.
Tune in today and as always, we Thank you Joe & Kat for bring this issue to light! They do this because they care. So take care of yourself and those around you. Courage matters. Use it to fight for justice. Happy 420 y’all!
Show reference notes:
Dr. Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, Director of Research Cannabis Amnesty, professor of sociology at the University of Toronto studying race and policing in Canada
@highmimadre @balca_bayarea @greenportstore @shopcori @pleasure_peaks @canadianwomenincannabis.ca @cannaclusive – check out the post on 42 BIPOC-owned companies on cannaclusive page @hoodincubator @hemplap.nyc @chicagocannabiscompany @taintedlovebk @cannabisamnesty
