The tobacco industry has targeted Black Americans and strategically marketed its products to appeal to the community for decades, including by placing more advertising in predominantly Black neighborhoods and in publications popular with Black audiences
Even if you smoke, your teeth dont have to show it.
In Farrells film, a young woman makes an unlikely ally in a damaged stranger, who convinces her to escape her life of vice and find the child she gave away
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Many communities across Minnesota already limit the sale of flavored tobacco products, but only a few have banned them outright, including Moorhead, Bloomington and Edina
