Core Empowerment

Behind the scenes of our interview with @coreypaneart .

Corey is the first artist to grace our graffiti wall. In an upcoming video, Corey shares his perspectives on street art and social justice.

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While many states have now legalized or decriminalized cannabis, the number of arrests for possession and distribution is still alarmingly high. Thousands of humans are currently incarcerated for cannabis related offenses.

These facts are juxtaposed against the multibillion-dollar cannabis industry that currently benefits industry giants as well as state and federal tax authorities.

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Boston native Niambe McIntosh, daughter of legendary reggae musician and activist @petertosh, lost her brother Jawara to the war on cannabis.

Niambe continues her father’s work to destigmatize cannabis in honor of her late brother and in the service of the thousands of families across America who are oppressed by the war on cannabis. We’re honored to have her as a member of our curating council.

Hear Jawara’s story in the @corecannabismuseum Jail Cell Exhibit. #corecannabismuseum

Museum quality space requires museum quality lighting.

Behind the scenes of the lighting installation with @lutronbydesign.

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Core is giving voice to those whose lives have been derailed by the war on drugs.

Do you want to be heard? Send us a DM or leave us a comment.

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To curate the museum exhibits and information, Core has assembled a Curating Council made up of New York Times bestselling authors, Harvard professors, and legendary activists.

The current collection urges guests to wholly consider the concept of incarceration, scrutinize society’s relationship with illicit substances and bring voice to those whose lives were impacted negatively by the current inequitable system.

This image is a sneak peak of our first graffiti wall by @coreypaneart.

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Immerse yourself in the hypocrisy of America’s fractured relationship with Cannabis by stepping inside our Jail Cell exhibit. Our guests are encouraged to sit inside this exhibit, feel the visceral effects of incarceration and learn about real people whose lives were derailed by American drug policy.

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Core’s Social Justice Cannabis Museum is proudly located within Seed, Boston’s own Curated Cannabis Market @seedyourhead

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Introducing Core: The world’s first Social Justice Cannabis Museum.

The museum aims to provide a platform for multiple perspectives relating to the defective system of cannabis law and enforcement that has and continues to create undue hardship in low income and minority communities. We embrace the opportunity to educate the public on the complex history associated with cannabis prohibition.

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