Andrés Rigal, the co-founder of Green Qween, says the cannabis industry needs more entrepreneurs like Big Freedia representing the QTBIPOC community.
Read ArticleTrailblazers' Authentic Voices: Pride '22 "Sweet Sixteen" Talks To Andres Rigal and Taylor Bazley Of Green Qween
Read ArticleAndrés Rigal, the co-founder of Green Qween, says the cannabis industry needs more entrepreneurs like Big Freedia representing the QTBIPOC community.
Read ArticleTrailblazers' Authentic Voices: Pride '22 "Sweet Sixteen" Talks To Andres Rigal and Taylor Bazley Of Green Qween
Read ArticleThe Importance of visibility and safe spaces for queer people are so important when it comes to building community. Having a queer based cannabis business is the perfect bridge to connect all the different walks of life that make DTLA what it is and what it wants to be.
As a trans person, it is hard for us to belong to any space let alone the cannabis industry. I would love to invest my efforts fro a space like this to blossom and bring backopportunities for under priveledged communities like the lgbtq and people of color. I look forward to seeing this business blossom!
DTLA has always had a safe space for queer people to come and be surrounded by like minded individuals. I support Green Qween because it's builton those kinds of queetr relationships
As a transgender individual it is very rare to find businesses that actively support the community let alone dedicate their entire mission to being a safe space to all. Seeing DTLA pushing forward and creating such vital queer spaces is absolutely inspiring and necessary for the queer community.