Nyeesha
Nyeesha
Good Times - Styles P
Good Times - Styles P
Good Times - Styles P
Tuesday 14th September 2021
Dive into marijuana's history, its impact on Black and Hispanic communities, and hip hop's healing power with Nyeesha.
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39 minutes
Informative
Educational
Thought-provoking
Raw
Supportive
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Nyeesha
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Categories:
Healing Relationships
Innovative Healing Arts
Recovery from Trauma
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Marijuana and Music: Hip Hop's Role in Healing and Justice
Legalization or decriminalization are steps in the right direction, but those policies only help fix the present and the future, which is good, but they don't do much to fix the past.
Picture this: hip hop beats, a social justice lens, and a deep dive into the history of marijuana. That's what Nyeesha brings to the table in this thought-provoking episode of 'Hip Hop Healing'. She takes us on a journey through the criminalization of marijuana and its profound impact on Black and Hispanic communities. It's not just about the music; it's about understanding how these communities have been affected and what can be done to heal those wounds.
Nyeesha doesn't shy away from the tough topics. She delves into the risks and benefits of marijuana use, laying out the criteria for Cannabis Use Disorder in a way that's easy to grasp. Ever wondered about the top hip-hop songs that celebrate weed? She's got that covered too, adding a musical twist to the conversation. But it’s not all about looking back.
Nyeesha casts an eye on the future of the legal cannabis industry, highlighting the importance of expunging records for those who've been unfairly targeted by past laws. Her perspective is clear: while legalization and decriminalization are steps forward, they don’t erase the injustices of the past. This episode is a blend of beats and insights, perfect for anyone interested in how hip hop intersects with social justice and healing.
Nyeesha's passion for using music as a tool for wellness shines through, making this a must-listen for both hip hop fans and those seeking a deeper understanding of marijuana's complex history.