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Hemp has been misunderstood for too long. It’s time to break down the myths and build policy based on facts—not fear.

Hemp supports thousands of jobs, provides veterans with safe relief, and helps build healthier communities across North Carolina. So why are we considering shutting it all down?

Hemp-derived products like CBD and THCa offer life-changing relief to North Carolina veterans. So why is the state considering banning them? Here’s what you need to know.

HB328 threatens to ban nearly every hemp-derived product in North Carolina—from CBD to THCa. But what does the bill really say, and who would be impacted the most? Here’s what you need to know.

North Carolina doesn’t need to ban hemp—it needs to regulate it the right way. Here’s what a smart, safe, and fair hemp policy should include.

North Carolina’s hemp industry stands at a legislative crossroads. One path protects access, supports veterans, and preserves jobs. The other imposes a blanket ban that threatens everything this industry has built. Here’s what you need to know about the two bills shaping our future.

Discover how you can actively participate in advocacy and activism to support North Carolina’s hemp industry, from connecting with legislators to joining local rallies.

Balancing adult empowerment with the need to protect minors takes collective effort. The blog "Age-Appropriate Alternatives: Protecting Minors While Empowering Adults" explores how businesses, parents, educators, and health advocates can collaborate to promote health-conscious choices while ensuring responsible marketing practices. From ethical packaging to fostering critical thinking in children, the post highlights actionable strategies and shared responsibilities to build a healthier, more thoughtful future for all.

The Republican-led legislature in North Carolina is under fire for a controversial hurricane relief bill that critics, including Governor Roy Cooper, argue prioritizes partisan power consolidation over disaster assistance. Branded as inadequate for addressing the needs of hurricane victims, the bill is seen as a broader attempt to undermine democratic principles by curtailing institutional checks and balances. This move has sparked public outcry and reignited concerns about a pattern of partisan dominance in the state, prompting urgent questions about the integrity of governance and the future of democracy in North Carolina.