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Hazey Taughtme

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Covers:  Cannabis, Social Justice Entertainment
“Haze” Founder & Editor In Chief @BlackCannaMag® CEO Of #HazeEnt Hype Mag / 24 Hip Hop & More

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Hazey Taughtme is the founder of HAZE ENT., an entertainment & cannabis marketing agency in the US.

He curated and launched BLACK CANNABIS MAGAZINE in 2021, garnering global media coverage with mainstream publications. His clients have been seen on Forbes, BBC, Deadline, Hot97, Drink Champs, Vlad TV, The Source, AllHipHop and Sway in the AM.

Today, Hazey is considered a mover and shaker in the world of cannabis and merges “celebrity” and “cannabis” brands in his Brand activations for the likes…

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I started learning to type at a young age when I got my first computer. My favorite program was Print Shop, and I enjoyed creating personalized designs. However, I later realized that typing quickly and accurately could be useful in various areas of my life, so I focused on developing my typing skills in high school. It has proven to be a valuable skill that has helped me be more productive and efficient, and I'm glad I started learning at a young age.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is changing the news landscape in several ways. Firstly, it has become a primary source of breaking news, with people turning to platforms like Twitter and Facebook to get real-time updates on events happening around the world. Social media has also given a voice to people who may not have had one in traditional media, allowing them to share their perspectives and opinions on various topics. However, the rise of social media has also led to an increase in fake news and misinformation, making it more difficult to distinguish between credible and unreliable sources. Overall, social media has had a significant impact on how news is shared and consumed, and journalists must adapt to these changes to remain relevant and trustworthy sources of information.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

I didn't go to school for journalism or anything like that, but I know how important it is for us as Black folks to have our own voice in the media. For too long, mainstream media has ignored our stories and our struggles. That's why I created Black Cannabis Magazine, to provide a platform for our voices to be heard. We talk about everything from the latest strains and products to the social justice issues that affect our community. With the legalization of cannabis spreading across the country, it's important for us to have a seat at the table and be part of the conversation. Our stories deserve to be told, and with Black Cannabis Magazine, we're making sure that happens.