Leading the Revolution: An Interview with Trische Duckworth
August 7, 2020We were lucky enough to speak with Survivors Speak founder, Trische Duckworth, about her work towards social justice and police reform. Be a Threat to Injustice!
Washtenaw County Protest Keeps it Peaceful Amid National Unrest
June 4, 2020Amid nationwide protests, Washtenaw County has done a wonderful job of making their voices heard while keeping the peace!
Free All The Plants
April 1, 2020Campaign asks City to decriminalize hallucinogenic plants 32 U.S. states have defied federal law and legalized marijuana for medical and/or recreational use, but drug policy reform advocates aren’t done fighting. Instead, many advocates have shifted their focus to ending the war on people who use entheogenic or hallucinogenic plants. Last year, Denver became the first
From County Commission to Cannabis: Huron View Owner Christina Montague
February 29, 2020Meet retired public school social worker and former Washtenaw County Commissioner board chair, Christina Montague, is the sole owner and operator of Huron View Provisioning Center, which she formed in 2017. Her daughter Teesha, who has a business management degree from Eastern Michigan University, serves as the operation manager. Montague is one of two known
High Cuisine
February 1, 2020Indulge with a medicated Valentine’s Day dinner Cooking with and eating cannabis as a delivery method creates a different effect than smoking. I like to eat my medicine— it delivers better pain relief and seems to be more effective in curbing back PTSD— but finding recipes outside of sugary treats can be challenging. So, instead
That’s How We Roll
January 1, 2020Joint Rolling 101 There are two kinds of marijuana smokers: those who can roll joints, and those who can’t. The cannabis community doesn’t care about political or racial differences— we know those from all walks of life smoke weed, and these differences matter not— but if you can’t roll a joint? Now that’s a problem.