Equity
Collaboration aims to benefit social justice, expungement
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Willis Jacobson
Sep 20, 2020
Sep 20, 2020
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As a social equity licensee in Los Angeles’s competitive cannabis market, Chris Ball readily admits he leaned on a lot of people for help to get his Ball Family Farms operation off the ground.As someone who had never acquired a...
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