Prerolls 4 Justice
"If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor."
Desmond Tutu 1931-2022
Our community
Official Sponsors
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Angela White - Equity Program Manager
Ramon Garcia - President - Original Equity Group
Angela White - Equity Program Manager
About Us
Mission
The Narrative
Mission
Pre-rolls 4 Justice is a national Equal Employment Opportunity initiative advocating for the employment and advancement of individuals formerly incarcerated for cannabis convictions.
Vision
The Narrative
Mission
P4J is committed to combating inequity in the cannabis industry, raising awareness and providing opportunities to marginalized individuals/communities negatively impacted by the United States of America's "War on Drugs".
The Narrative
The Narrative
The Narrative
- Past - Remembering our history in cannabis.
- Present - Understanding our current challenges in the industry.
- Future - Demanding safe space in an emerging industry.
Startling Statistics
Locked Up
Hunting Season
Hunting Season
"40,000 Americans are incarcerated for Marijuana offenses." (Forbes 2020)
Hunting Season
Hunting Season
Hunting Season
"Black Americans are incarcerated at nearly five times the rate of White Americans, according to a new report by The Sentencing Project." (CNN 2021)
Uneven Odds
Hunting Season
Uneven Odds
"Black people are 3.64 times more likely that white people to be arrested for marijuana possession, even though usage rates are comparable." (ACLU 2020)
Safe Zone
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
Uneven Odds
"African-Americans are more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession in every single state in the country." (Forbes 2020)
Civil Liberties
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
"In Montana and Kentucky, black people are 9 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana than white people." (ACLU 2020)
"In Franklin County, Massachusetts, a black person is 117 times more likely to be busted for marijuana possession than a white person is." (Forbes 2020)
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
Oakland's Cannabis Equity
46% of the Equity applicants for the City of Oakland are non-operational according to the 2021 Cannabis Program Assessment Survey.
About Us
Our staff & volunteers
Our staff & volunteers
Our staff & volunteers
Our history
Our staff & volunteers
Our staff & volunteers
Resources
Our staff & volunteers
Resources
Contact Us
We love to hear from the Pre-rolls 4 Justice Community.
prerolls4justice@gmail.com
