Group of Phenomenal Leaders Calls for the Shattering of Cannabis Grass Ceiling With the Release of 5 Whitepapers
The Arcview Group and National Cannabis Industry Association Jointly Release Women-authored Research in Celebration of the First Woman Vice President
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Longtime industry partners and cannabis research leaders, The Arcview Group and National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA), champion equity, advocate for social justice, and help those affected by the war on drugs. Together, the two groups are honoring the inauguration of the first female Vice President of the United States through a series of whitepapers conceptualized by Andrew Kline, the former Public Policy Director of NCIA, and written by a collection of exceptional women.
women reporters reporting on women s issues and i think men have been really supportive of the cause as well. so i think while i hadry couldn t necessarily embrace some of those things back in 2008 even if she may have supported them back then now is the time to talk about them because now is the time that men and women want to hear about them and are ready to talk about them. you know let s look at where many of the gop potential contenders stand on women s issues margie. on a woman s reproductive rights, they re all against the right to choose. on pay equality, they re all opposed to any legislation mandating equal pay. and paid sick leave, none of them support it. laura, is this coming to a campaign is this going to be part margie of a campaign ad near you? absolutely. look, and these issues have been important to voters well before they ve been coming up in recent
feinstein s possible motivation for declassifying a critical senate report on cia torture. that sense, that motivation for the report, chris, may show deep emotional feeling on the part of the senator. but i don t position it leads you to an objective report. deep emotional feeling. and not say patriotism or an bigd fai abiding faith in rule of law. it s nonsense. it s kind of stereotypical. that s an old male fall back position. old male fall back position. joining me now is the democratic congresswoman from florida and chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. thank you for you joining me. it is a big day for women. pay equality, sexism. and if you needed anymore proof in a it still exists, look no
welcome back. at this hour, the president is in the east room of the white house, about to sign two executive orders aimed at strengthening current laws about pay equality. today is the day, because it s being called national equal payday. it s the date that symbolizes how far into the new year a woman would have to work to earn what the average man would make doing the same job in the previous year. a lot of people are asking, is this move that the president is about to sign into executive order, is it politics or is it about policy? well, it can be both, but it is not absent of politics now. the fact of the matter is in 2012 the democrats and president obama won women overwhelmingly. in 2000, 2008, they won women overwhelmingly. in 2010, they took a shellacking