This is the elicit market for thc vapor. To find out how dangerous and potentially deadly Vape Products end up on the streets, we brought hidden cameras to a warehouse 75 miles east of l. A. Where marijuanas black market feels more like a house party. Everybody having a good time . Reporter the thc oil inside these cartridges is unregulated. There is no way to know exactly whats in them and how it could hurt you. I have strawberry bubble gum. The dirty sprites really popular. Reporter everyone claimed to have a pure product. No fillers. Reporter its places like this wherepeople come to buy hundreds of vapes a at time sow they can resell them nationwide. Heres what weve got. Why would you buy these when you can buy a certified product in the store . Well, its price. These are a lot cheaper. These were about 20 apiece. You buy them in a store, its about 60 apiece there. Has been so much coverage about the illegal market and no one has been covering the illicit market. Reporter he runs a
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The vpl website and find out more. Tonight, three women, all leaders in their own right, will be in conversation about the extraordinary and inspiring life of Fannie Lou Hamer, whose courage and spirit and faith gave her the strength to lead the fight for Racial Justice and equality in jim crow mississippi. It is distressing today that in pockets across the country Voting Rights are again threatened. And hamers stories all the more timely. So tonights program is inspired by a new book written by one of our panelists Kate Clifford larson, titled walk with me, a biography of fanny lou hamer. And i want to share that we will put a link in the chat for those interested in exploring the title further. The link is to a page on the website of the local brooklyn bookstore, our partner in park slope. I also want to share that you have the option to engage closed captioning tonight. Simply click that button at the bottom of your screen. And finally, you are all invited to share your questions fo
Accessories. Theres something for every cspan fan and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. Shop now or any time at cspanshop. Org. Welcome to tonights program, a discussion of civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer. My name is marcia ely. Im the director of programs at the brooklyn public librarys center for brooklyn history and a part of the librarys arts and culture team, bpl presents, the team that brings you climate reads, whispering library, lit films and much, much more. If youre curious about any of these intriguingly titled programs, hope youll visit the bpl website and find out more. Tonight, three women, all leaders in their own rights, will be in conversation about the extraordinary and inspiring life of Fannie Lou Hamer, whose courage and spirit and faith gave her the strength to lead the fight for Racial Justice and voting equality in jim crow mississippi. It is distressing that today, in pockets across the country, Voting Rights are again threatened and ha
Climate reads, whispering library and much, much more. If youre curious about any of these intriguing titled programs i hope youll visit the website and find out more. Tonight three women all leadersane their own rights will be in conversation about the extraordinary and inspiring life of Fanny Lou Hamer. Her courage and spirit and faith gave her the strength to lead the fight for Racial Justice and voting equality in jim crow mississippi. It is distressing that today in pockets across the country Voting Rights are again threatened, and hamers story is all the more kindly. So tonights program is inspired by a new book written by one of our panelists titled walk with me, a biography of Fanny Lou Hamer. It is a powerful book, beautifully written. And i want to share well put a link in the chat for those interested in exploring this title further. Thelength is to a page on the website of a local brooklyn bookstore, the community bookstore, our partner. I want to share as with all center f