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Rewriting the rules of Black wellness, wealth, and weed for ourselves
Unbothered
Sustainability Burnout Is Real. Here Are Easy Tips For Going Green & Keeping It ...
Ineye Komonibo
Apr 20, 2023
Buy Black
7 Black-Owned Cannabusinesses To Shop This 4/20
Alexandra Polk
Apr 20, 2023
Unbothered
How To Decolonize Your Cannabis Closet This 4/20
Alexandra Polk
Apr 20, 2023
Unbothered
My 30s Have Shown Me That Luxury & Eco-Friendly Travel Can Coexist
For the last decade or so, I’ve associated sustainable travel with volunteer trips I took in college to San Juan, Montego Bay, and the Everglades. During
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Alexis Jackson
Unbothered
How Black Women In The Floral Industry Are Helping Their Communit...
Welcome to Vibe Check, Unbothered’s wellness column aimed at revolutionizing how Black folx think about self-care, because “self-care”
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Tamerra Griffin
Unbothered
How Black Farmers Are Freeing Themselves & Preserving Our Culture
When Nigerian artist Tems encouraged Black folx to listen, reflect, and release in order to survive the troubling times via her song “Free Mind” in 202
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Asha Dirshe
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Unbothered
I Took A Break From Weed After Smoking For 3 Years — Here’s What ...
If you’re a regular weed user, you’ve likely heard the term “tolerance break.” And if you’re anything like me, you haven’t taken one in years.
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Christa Eduafo
High Impact
About My Business: How to Embrace Success And Sustainability with...
My name is Laurise McMillian, and I lead R29Unbothered’s social media team. Welcome to About My Business, our brand new career column. For years, I was g
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Laurise McMillian
High Impact
Keke Palmer Is In Full Bloom
Keke Palmer is R29Unbothered’s first ever cover star. She’s an example of what we do here at Unbothered — shine, show up, and share JOY. You’re gon
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Alanna Bennett
Unbothered
The Black Eco List: Black Women Making Environmental History Now
Arielle King, Jaylin Ward, and Heizal Nagginda are just three of the women leading the environmental justice movement. For Earth Day, we're shining a light
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Sydney Clarke
High Impact
“I Never Wanted To Be The First” — Weed Pioneer Vivianne Wilson O...
How does the first Black woman to run a cannabis company in Canada reconcile the success of her business with the industry's systemic racism?
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Gloria Alamrew
High Impact
A Week In Chicago, IL, On A $52,500 Salary
Welcome to Money Diaries where we are tackling the ever-present taboo that is money. We’re asking real people how they spend their hard-earned money
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High Impact
Young Black Women Are Calling For The Decriminalization Of Cannab...
Tired of the UK government's smoke screens when it comes to decriminalizing cannabis, these Black British women are demanding answers now.
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Jessica Morgan
High Impact
High Mom: Why I’m (Mostly) Honest with My Daughter About My Weed ...
After she's outed as a smoker to her daughter, Jamilah Lemieux reflects on generations of single Black motherhood and weed.
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Jamilah Lemieux
High Impact
Black Women Are Leading The Charge For Equity In The Cannabis Ind...
Cannabis advocate and entrepreneur Dasheeda Dawson has been fighting for the legalization of marijuana in New York for years. And on March 31, part of her
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Stephanie Long
High Impact
How Cannabis Is Sparking Collective Healing For Black Women
Three Black women share how Black history, plant-based medicine, and building community through weed can lead us to our liberation.
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Siraad Dirshe
High Impact
Black Women Love Weed Too, So Why Don’t We Get To Be Stoners Onsc...
Lighting up could be the answer to burning down the tropes that have sidelined Black women characters for decades. It's high time for new strains of stoner
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Kathleen Newman-B...
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