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Kiss My Grass Premieres at Tribeca: Mary Pryor’s Powerful New Film Demands Equity for Black Women in Cannabis
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Kiss My Grass Premieres at Tribeca: Mary Pryor’s Powerful New Film Demands Equity for Black Women in Cannabis
At this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, Kiss My Grass debuted as one of the most impactful and emotionally resonant short documentaries in the lineup—a 17-minute revelation that explores the harsh realities and enduring resilience of Black women in the cannabis industry. Co-directed by Mary Pryor and Mara Whitehead, the film is a clarion call for equity, truth, and real visibility in a space still struggling to walk the talk on inclusion.Pryor, a …
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