Press Play with Madeleine Brand
In Oakland, people affected by the drug war get a first crack at pot licenses
Now that weed is legal, Oakland has a program that helps people with marijuana convictions -- including ex-felons -- get into the pot business for themselves.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readNow that weed is legal, Oakland has a program that helps people with marijuana convictions -- including ex-felons -- get into the pot business for themselves.
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- 38:50Two new photo exhibits in LA focus on working class life
The full episode
3 of 5Teju Cole on finding meaning in the invisibile- 0:00The role of transgender people in the military
- 8:58The vulnerability of street vendors in LA
- 15:20In Oakland, people affected by the drug war get a first crack at pot licensesYou’re reading this
- 23:43Teju Cole's 'Blind Spot:' What's missing when we look at the world?
- 38:50Two new photo exhibits in LA focus on working class life