Weed : cannabis culture in the Americas / Caitlin Donohue.
"Culture writer Caitlin Donohue uses interviews with medical researchers, educators, activists, artists, business leaders, and other experts to craft an inclusive and comprehensive overview of cannabis in the Western Hemisphere for young adults"-- Provided by publisher.
Record details
- ISBN: 9781728429533
- ISBN: 1728429536
- ISBN: 9781728429540
- ISBN: 1728429544
- Physical Description: 184 pages: illustrations ; 22 cm
- Publisher: Minneapolis : Zest Books, [2023]
Content descriptions
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | Introduction -- Part 1: Cannabis and our bodies. A drug we have to talk about / Emily Jenkins, registered nurse and associate professor -- Medicine / Alejo Schroeter, fourteen-year-old medicinal marijuana patient and his mom, Mariana Rios -- Food that makes you feel funny / Richard Villegas, music journalist and cannabis edibles consumer -- Underground education / Polita Pepper, cultivator and educator -- A tool for athletes / Al Harrington, former NBA player and entrepreneur -- Part 2: Canna culture. Nutritious and delicious eats / Joline Rivera, food media professional -- Material for building a house / Stephen Clark, specialist in hemp-based construction -- Indigenous empowerment / Mary Jane Oatman, editor of Tribal Hemp and Cannabis Magazine -- Fashion / Andres Rivera, founder of Hemp Boot Company -- Narco ballads...and a religious icon / Ely Quintero, corridos singer -- Stories behind the reggae anthems / Firstman, creator of Rastafari indigenous village -- Part 3: The fight for drug war justice. The reason why you went to prison / Mauro Melgar, auto shop owner and former cannabis prisoner -- Protest. Miguel Fernandez, cultivator and founding member of Planton 420 -- A tool for fighting racism and sexism / Luana Malheiro, anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist -- A way to learn about global politics / Froylan Rascon, former participant and staff member of an international drug program -- How moms change the world / Ana Alvarez, cannabis cultivation association founder -- Groundbreaking politics / Diego Olivera, former secretary-general of Uruguay's national drug commission. |
Target Audience Note: | Ages 14-18 Zest Books. Grades 10-12 Zest Books. |
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Subject: | Cannabis. |
Genre: | Young adult nonfiction. |
Available copies
- 1 of 1 copy available at York County Libraries.
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Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Martin Library | Teens 362.29 DON Nonfiction (Text) | 33454005996517 | Teen Area New | Available | - |