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Lindholm: I went into a head shop recently to talk to the guy who worked there about what's happening with legalization and what was he thinking and one of the things that he told me was that 'oh nobody smokes anymore, everybody is either vaping or you know using it as butter or they're these tinctures that you can now use and none of that is smoking none of that is putting the same combustible material into your lungs

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Phil Gardiner, Founding Member and Co-Chair of the African American Tobacco Leadership Council, refers to as the tobacco industrys African Americanization of Menthol. In 1953, only 5 percent of African American smokers used menthol

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