The stereotype of the cannabis consumer is a young guy with long hair and for extra points a tie-dye shirt. The reality is that a majority of cannabis consumers are professionals and steady customers for the dispensaries.
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Reefer madness appears to be fading into oblivion -- at least when it comes to popular attitudes. The law lags behind.
Reefer madness appears to be fading into oblivion -- at least when it comes to popular attitudes. The law lags behind.
Public support for marijuana legalization surged in 2016, according to data just released from the General Social Survey.
Public support for marijuana legalization surged in 2016, according to data just released from the General Social Survey.
Adults in late middle age tended to consume more cannabis than those of retirement age – but that seems to be quickly changing.
Despite support for legalization, many 20- to 36-year-olds still worry about 'going public' regarding use.
Despite support for legalization, many 20- to 36-year-olds still worry about 'going public' regarding use.
The votes were counted, the oath was taken and Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States Friday. However, a new president isn’t the only thing Americans received as a result of the 2016 election — a slew of citizens got sweet changes to marijuana laws after nine states legalized cannabis in some capacity.
The votes were counted, the oath was taken and Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States Friday. However, a new president isn’t the only thing Americans received as a result of the 2016 election — a slew of citizens got sweet changes to marijuana laws after nine states legalized cannabis in some capacity.
Marijuana has quickly turned into a non-partisan issue. Young Republicans are definitely mostly sold. According to a 2015 Pew Research survey, 63% of Republican millennials believe marijuana should be legalized. But even older conservatives are getting on board.
Marijuana has quickly turned into a non-partisan issue. Young Republicans are definitely mostly sold. According to a 2015 Pew Research survey, 63% of Republican millennials believe marijuana should be legalized. But even older conservatives are getting on board.
Older Americans are among the fastest growing groups of pot users, according to recent research and drug surveys.
A recent study found a 71 percent increase in the number of people older than 49 who reported using marijuana between 2006 and 2013.
New research by a national marketing strategy firm has turned up some surprising findings about Gen X and Millennial cannabis consumers.
Ann Lee and Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition don’t consider prohibition a conservative value.
