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From Stigma to Support: ‘Black-Owned’ Labels and Expertise Stereotypes in Cannabis and Psychedelics Markets
Abstract
We examine the effect of ‘Black-owned’ labeling on cannabis and psychedelic brands, in context of the stigmatized and risky nature of the drugs category. Building on prior studies examining social justice or discrimination, we introduce an expertise stereotype framework.
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