Gracie Fleming: Unearthing the Trends, Season of Sheltering in Place

09/21/20 • 25 min

Sociologist Gracie Fleming talks about the indigenous healing of her cultural heritage.
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Unearthing the Trends

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09/21/20 • 25 min

CBD & Poetry - Gracie Fleming: Unearthing the Trends, Season of Sheltering in Place

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Teresa Roberson

How did you first cross paths with CBD?

Grace

Well, CBD is something ancient in my world. I, this is not, I understand that a lot of people have come to it recently do to capitalism and all that. But for me, this is ancient. This is, this is my ancestry. So...

Teresa Roberson

Well tell us. Tell us about your world. I love that answer.

Grace

Well, in the indigeno

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