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Experience. but with the support of our incredible social media family, we've created a community through the shared human experience of trying to find beauty in hardship. this mission started with me coloring hair, but my volunteers, my amazing team, the fighters for the world, and my lawyer, dana cisneros, helped expand our work. and what we've been able to do has truly colored my life. i'd like to thank the community of skid row for allowing us to share their stories with the world. we see you. we love you. this is for you, skid row. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> i love her so much. >...
>> thank you guys so very much. thank you so very much. homelessness is a solitary experience. but with the support of our incredible social media family, we've credated a community through the shared human experience of trying to find beauty in hardship. this mission started with me coloring hair, but my volunteers, my amazing team, the fighters for the world and my lawyer, dana cisneros, helped expand our work. and what we've been able to do has truly colored my life. i'd like to thank the community of skid row for allowing us to share their stories with the world. we see you. we love you. t...
California cannabis businesses weathered 2020 better than many industries, but challenges persist Brooke Staggs © Provided by LA Daily News Worker Jared Keim assists a customer at Sweet Flower, a licensed cannabis shop in Studio City on Thursday, April 16, 2020 during the coronavirus outbreak. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG) No one would say Year Three was the charm for California’s legal cannabis businesses, as many in the industry spent 2020 struggling with a global pandemic, high tax rates and illegal competitors that the state just can’t stamp ...