Friday, August 23, 2019 Headlines | Marijuana Today Daily News
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Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Friday, August 23, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther
// Nearly every single person arrested for weed in NYC this year was black or Latinx (Queens Daily Eagle)
// All CBD products are forbidden to US service members, Pentagon says (Task & Purpose)
// New Industry-Backed Marijuana Legalization Measure Filed In Florida (Marijuana Moment)
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// Alaska governor picks Schulte for marijuana board (KTUU 2 NBC)
// L.A. Cannabis Commission Approves Request Seeking More Dispensary Enforcement (My News LA)
// Yes, You Can Smoke Hemp. And Yes, It’s Gaining Popularity (Vermont Public Radio)
// Mr. T sues weed company (TMZ)
// Federally Funded Journal Exposes How Marijuana Prohibition Puts Consumers At Risk (Marijuana Moment)
// Ontario planning to allocate cannabis store permits ‘based on market demand’ (Marijuana Business Daily)
// Canada’s First Nations Assert Their Cannabis Sovereignty (Cannabis Now)
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