Chided for diversity, Ohio gets female minority-led medical marijuana firm

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By Solomon IsraelSep 9, 2021, 2:36 pm208 pts
A Black woman is believed to be the first minority female to open a vertically integrated medical marijuana company in Ohio, marking a step toward a more diverse cannabis industry in the state. Ariane Kirkpatrick, CEO and majority owner, recently launched Harvest of Ohio in Columbus, the state’s capital city.…

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