Durban Poison

Once again, this seems to indicate that there is no solid lock on whether or not redheads require more cannabis or less to achieve the same level of high. Perhaps the color of one’s hair has nothing to do with it. Perhaps, we are exposing cannabis to a wider population of consumers and we’re finding that certain genetics could make you impervious to the highs of certain drugs.

For employees who rely on cannabis-derived medications, there is a constant fear that employers could terminate employment or contracts using federal cannabis laws. While for others, the irregular and random drug tests, which surprise everyone, could also lead to employees being back on the labor market searching for another employer. Unfortunately, all parties involved—employers and employees—are usually left in the dark on updated cannabis policies in the workplace. This is the most critical reason why cannabis lovers have to take extra caution when consuming cannabis, regardless of whether or not the workplace is situated in a legal state.

Irrespective of my personal beliefs – the idea of “equal representation” usually is packaged by “forceful coercion of the marketplace to limit certain people of a particular class to participate within the industry due to their perceived “privilege”.” I’m talking about “The whites” of course. And it’s true, white people predominantly make up the owners of cannabis-related companies. But could that also not be due to the fact that the vast majority of the population in the US is white? If we were to have accurate representation based on statistics it should reflect the proportion of ethnicities in the US.