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    DISCRIMINATION ENDS HERE

    Apr 07, 2020 3 minutes
    BY BENJAMIN M. ADAMS

    KIMK’S FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

    COAST TO COAST, states are slowly paving the way for protections of employees who use marijuana for medical reasons. The dreaded drug test prevents countless job applicants from hopping on board—simply because they consume cannabis in their spare time.

    While 47 states plus the District of Columbia allow some forms of medical cannabis, ranging from CBD-only to mature markets, only the following 16 states offer some form of protection for patients when

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