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This [order] highlights the need to protect the people from the harsh exposure to second-hand smoke. The order imposes an absolute ban in schools, gas stations, hospitals, food preparation areas and stairwells, health officials said
Its about time we prioritize the health and well-being of African Americans. The proposed rule going into effect will not stop the sale of so-called regular cigarettes that are not menthol-flavored and can still cause adverse health reactions to their presumably non-Black smokers, making the menthol ban even more curious to those who oppose it