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Behind the Bud: Advocating for Cannabis Workers Rights in a Budding Industry

After nearly 10 years of experience in the political organizing and nonprofit sectors, I never expected to find myself behind the counter at a cannabis dispensary. But when I graduated from college during the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, like so many others, I struggled to find a job in my field. The pandemic upended the job market, leaving graduates and seasoned professionals alike facing a new, uncertain reality.

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Cannabis Code Names

It doesn’t matter what you call it, all that matters is that it’s green. A splif, a roach, weed, flower, marijuana, or tree; we’re going to explore the different titles of the green we love. Entomology origins, common meanings, and so much more. 

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Herbology 101

Herbology is the traditional and scientific study of medicinal herbs like marijuana. For our purposes today, we will review popular herbs that you can incorporate into your daily smoking. Herbal smoking has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years. Different herbs have been used for a variety of different spiritual and medicinal effects. In this pared down article we will identify different herbs commonly used today. Additional research should be done to prevent toxicity and allergic reactions. 

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Doubling Down on DEI: Our Commitment at WWO

As we recognize Black History Month, it is impossible to ignore the troubling reality that DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives are being rolled back across industries. This regression goes against everything WWO stands for. DEI was created to level the playing field for marginalized communities—people of color, women, older workers, and other underrepresented groups—and its dismantling signals a blatant disregard for workplace equity.

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First Milestone: $1,000 Donated to Cannabis Industry Workers!

Thanks to your generosity and unwavering support, Project Sisterdope has achieved its first major funding goal in under a year! We are thrilled to announce that we’ve donated $500 each to two essential workers in the cannabis industry. These funds provide much-needed relief and showcase the power of collective action.

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