Opinion: End the deadly hold of menthol cigarettes over African American community

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Opinion: End the deadly hold of menthol cigarettes over African American community

… the African American community has been devastating. More than 70% of African American youth … smoke use menthol cigarettes, and African American adults have the highest percentage … into more addiction in the African American community, more suffering, and …

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