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The Thought Brothers Talk Cannabis, Affirmative Action and Gun Violence

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Season 1 Episode 20: Recreational marijuana became legal in Maryland, the home state of The Thought Brothers and their special guest Christopher “C.J.” Johnson, on July 1, meaning that anyone over the age of 21 can purchase cannabis flower, pre-rolls, edibles, vaporizers, concentrates, tinctures, plants and other cannabis-containing products legally without a medical marijuana card. “C.J.” explains what this means for “Marylanders” and prospective entrepreneurs. The “Brothers” also talk about the recent Supreme Court ruling on Affirmative Action in colleges and gun violence and policing in the Black community. Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel to stay up-to-date and visit The Thought Brothers official website at www.thoughtbrothers.com.

Christopher “C.J.” Johnson is the youngest columnist on Black Men In America.com. 

  He is the former co-host of “The Legends of Inside Sports,” (YouTube) with legendary DC radio sports broadcaster and TV host Harold Bell.  In his spare time he is the Lead Guitarist for a band called The Courtland Experiment.  You can also follow him on Twitter and Instagram.

 

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