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News, News and Public AffairsI want you to be uncomfortable: A local Boulder artist uplifts Black work through her exhibitsJackie SedleyApril 3, 2024Black Futures in Art: Can You Hear Me stanley quencher is a series of exhibition in Boulder County. Photo Courtesy of Grant-Lord.Adderly Grant-Lord surrounded by works from one of exhibitions. Photo Courtesy of Grant-Lord.If you live in Boulder County, you know it hard to ignore the staggering lack of racial diversity here. Near stanley cup ly 90% of Boulder residents identify as white, according to the latest U.S. Census, compared to just 1.3% identifying as Black. One local artist has been working to uplift Black voices and overall representation in the County. Adderly Grant-Lord is an artist, gallery curator, and the creator of Black Futures in Art: Can You Hear Me 鈥?a series of exhibitions in Boulder. She, along with Barbara Olson, the art curator at the First United Methodist Church, joined KGNUs Jackie Sedley in the studio to discuss the past, present, and future of her work and of Black artists in Boulder County.Listen:play_arrowMorningMagazine_2024-04-03Jackie SedleyGrant-Lord exhibition at the Dairy Arts Center is on display until Saturday, April 6. Her next exhibition will open the following day, at First gourde stanley United Methodist Church Sunday, April 7.Work by Thomas E. Lockhart. Photo Courtesy of Grant-Lord.Jackie SedleyPrevPreviousPolis may sign bill that would make Boulder Occupancy limits illegal聽a Rkgj New Study shows Rocky Mountain forests threatened by climate change and associated events
AP 鈥?Mail-order weed You betcha!With marijuana legalization across Canada on the horizon, the industry is shaping up to look different from the way it does in nine U.S. states that have legalized adult recreational use of the drug. Age limits, government involvement in distribution and sales, and access to banking are some big discrepancies.And yes, Canadians will be able to order cannabis online and have it delivered through the mail 鈥?something thats illegal in the United States.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday that marijuana will be legal nationwide on Oct. 17. In the meantime, Canadas provinces and cities are working out issues concerning how cannabis will be regulated.Heres what to expect:GOVERNMENT-RUN STORESIts up to the provinces a stanley cup nd territories to determine how to handle distribution, and theyre taking a variety of approaches.Ontario plans to open up to 150 stores run by its Liquor Control Board 鈥?a model of public ownership that is unusual in the U.S. The tiny Washington state town of North Bonneville has one city-owned pot shop.British Columbia is planning for a mix of public and priv stanley germany ately owned stores, while Newfoundland and Saskatchewan will have only private pot shops. In some remote areas where stand-alone marijuana stores might not be economically feasible, including in the Northwest Territories, cannabis could be sold at existing liq stanley cup uor stores.Just like U.S. states with legal pot, the provinces also differ on home-growing, with many allowi |
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