Laganja Estranja is Fighting for More Representation in the Weed Industry

By NowThis

Published on 6/16/2020 at 5:46 PM

Laganja Estranja is the first drag queen to grace the cover of a weed magazine — now the LGBTQ+ advocate is fighting for better (and more) representation of queer people and people of color in the cannabis industry.

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