Kids and Cannabis today

What follows are portraits of some of today’s teens, plus profiles of adults who interact with kids, especially when it comes to cannabis. Eastman belongs to the northern California teenage cannabis subculture, but she’s often critical of teens who smoke weed and she’s also uncomfortable with her own use. It’s more difficult now because they’re not on campus and they’re sometimes hiding in their rooms.”Last year two Sonoma County students died of fentanyl. Last year there were a total of 94 deaths by fentanyl in Sonoma County. Colin, a 19-year-old, and a longtime cannabis user who grew up in a prosperous Sonoma County family, has been in therapy for eight years.