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Local rule is undermining Massachusetts’ attempt to create equity in the cannabis industry

BOSTON — Massachusetts was the first state to create a program to diversify the cannabis industry, in hopes that legalization wouldn't only benefit already-wealthy white men.

So far, it hasn't worked.

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Natalie FertigMarch 6, 2020Comment
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