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Editor’s note: This commentary is provided by the Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative (MMERI) of Florida A&M University.

It’ll be a hard sell at $146,000 just to apply and with low prospects for majority stake—or advancing equity. Still, the license could be a passport into Florida’s billion-dollar cannabis market.

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(MMERI) of Florida A&M University. How does someone get into the medical marijuana business? It’s a booming industry, so the opportunity is calling. According to a report by Leafly and Whitney Economics, Florida cannabis businesses added nearly 15,000 jobs in 2020, and sales for the same year grew to $1.2 billion, more than double the amount recorded in 2019.  Knowing this, one could see why the Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative (MMERI) at Florida A&M University receives dozens of calls and emails each week from people in the minority community asking for insight int...

This article by Chynna Pearson was originally published on Cannabis & Tech Today, and appears here with permission. Cannabis is not the only industry that can act as a microcosm of the world but it may be the most prominent. Cannabis is still federally illegal so there are many areas in which people can be turned away from participating due to previous arrests for cannabis. During the Fall Emerge 2020 Virtual Cannabis Conference & Expo, Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM) Founder and CEO Roz McCarthy led a panel discussion with industry-leading advocacy organizations. Together, they addr...