Cannabis Capitalism with Prof. David Jernigan

Cannabis Capitalism with Prof. David Jernigan

The movement to legalize cannabis has marked some major wins, helping us better understand its benefits and addressing the way it's been used to systematically over-police and incarcerate Black and brown people. And yet cannabis is big business, as venture-backed companies have swooped in to monetize newly legal cannabis, putting their bottom line ahead of public health concerns. Abdul talks to Prof. David Jernigan, author of a new book on the public health implications of cannabis.




For a transcript of this episode, please visit crooked.com/americadissected.


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