
Minority Entrepreneurs Face Uphill Battle To Enter Legal Marijuana Market
The legal marijuana industry is growing fast, but only 4.1 percent of marijuana business owners identified as African Americans.
The legal marijuana industry is growing fast, but only 4.1 percent of marijuana business owners identified as African Americans.
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