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The increase in e-cigarette use (also called vaping) by kids and young people in recent years is a serious public health threat
To the contrary, an advertisement in Ebony in June 1992 for Nabisco Foods Group, a subsidiary of RJR Nabisco (makers of Salem, More, Winston, and other cigarette brands heavily marketed to African Americans), saluted the magazines publisher, as well as seven other African-American entrepreneurs, as role models to our nations youth and as inspiration to all of us. In addition to utilizing these forms of mass media to promote their products to all areas of American society, billboards and signs in sports arenas and stadiums were also commonplace until the 1990s
More than 70 percent of black smokers prefer menthol, as shown in the infographics (above and below) by the African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council