Minorities for Medical Marijuana is committed to cultivating a culturally inclusive environment where diversity of thought, experience and opportunities are valued, respected, appreciated and celebrated. M4MM will serve as a resource to our community by providing information, referrals, advocacy, coordination and education regarding canna
Minorities for Medical Marijuana is committed to cultivating a culturally inclusive environment where diversity of thought, experience and opportunities are valued, respected, appreciated and celebrated. M4MM will serve as a resource to our community by providing information, referrals, advocacy, coordination and education regarding cannabis legislation, events, activities, initiatives and discussions.
Minorities for Medical Marijuana envisions a forward thinking and progressive approach to social justice and equality in cannabis. Through our commitment to education, public policy legislation, and outreach on issues important to diverse communities we hope to promote global citizenry that will encourage the spirit of inclusivity in cannabis.
We urge you to vote YES on Amendment 3. Here's Why:
Amendment 3 seeks to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and older in Florida.
Amendment 3 is fundamentally about freedom and fairness. Legalizing recreational marijuana will end the unjust criminalization of cannabis users, many of whom are disproportionately people of color.
Amendment 3 will create significant economic opportunities generating billions in revenue, creating thousands of jobs, and providing new avenues for entrepreneurs.
Amendment 3 supports social impact initiatives. Legalization allows for regulation, ensuring that products are safe and sustainably produced. It will also provide resources for education and community programs, fostering a more informed and healthier society.
M4MM National Program (M)Procure provides supplier diversity training, education, and outreach to minority and small owned businesses seeking to do business with companies and corporations in the cannabis and hemp industry. We are proud to present the recap from the 3rd Annual Cannabis Supplier Diversity Summit hosted on May 11th from 9:00a-4:00p EST. Hear insights from industry experts, Eric Foster, 40 Tons Brands, Rise Dispensaries and many more.
Dive into the heart of the cannabis industry's future as we illuminate the power of diversity in supplier networks. M4MM National Program (M)Procure provides supplier diversity training, education, and outreach to minority and small owned businesses seeking to do business with companies and corporations in the cannabis and hemp industry. Hear from industry experts, Danielle Drummond, Gia Moron, Leena Trinidad, Dasheeda Dawson, and so many more on harnessing the supply chain in the developing industry.
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While cannabis is now legal in nearly every state in the country, millions of Americans and undocumented residents remain incarcerated for non-violent simple possession cannabis charges. We applaud President Biden for recently granting a pardoned to 6,500 federal prisoners for cannabis procession, but the work is far from done!
Tragically, the pardon isn’t extended to state level charges which is where the bulk of the arrest happen. Imagine still sitting behind bars knowing that people can legally grow, sell and consume the same plant you were arrested for. Or worse, you find out that all of this is happening while it remains illegal federally.
Even more, multi-state cannabis corporations are emerging every day, while minorities are locked out of the industry because of convoluted regulation and other arduous barriers to entry. You can help.
With your support, you are helping the wrongly incarcerated get a clean slate in life and minority communities grow healthier socially and economically!
Will you act now to demand that the cannabis industry right the wrongs of the “War on Drugs”? Together we will create social impact for the same communities who were destroyed during prohibition.
During June, in honor of Juneteenth, we will be kicking off a nation-wide fundraising campaign, Round Up For Social Justice, and we need your support. It is simple to participate, click the button below to register.
M4MM established in 2016 creates impact in disporportionately impacted communities on a daily basis.
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