Cannabis Advocacy in 2022 and Beyond  

Due to the continued condemnation of the plant, combined with draconian federal scheduling parameters and consequences, marijuana's digital representation is still in violation of the TOS of many platforms and therefore paid advertisement is being disallowed with broad, prejuducial strokes. I have personally had ads rejected and corresponding accounts shut down simply for trying to distribute my content and my services via the same ad channels easily accessed by any other marketing consultancy. I am forced to rely on organic search, shareable high-quality content and piggybacking on the efforts of folks with the resource of litigation at their disposal.  Even now in 2022, barriers still exist to the marketing of this website that I still can't officially launch as a division of my "normie" marketing agency because of the stigma still present in my recreationally illegal state.

Censorship still exists in so many forms that even the White House went so far as to announce that it is monitoring Facebook and asking people to submit their complaints directly to the administration via this form (since deactivated).   Luckily, there are some good people taking a stand against Facebook through legal channels, most recently a group of dispensary owners in Tulsa .