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Blaisdell, Zippo Manufacturing Company to Army Captain Leon Blum, MD noting that the company would send him one of its war model cigarette lighters with its compliments September 18, 1944 Instructional pamphlet accompanying Zippo wartime cigarette lighter Package of cigarettes given to soldiers in World War II Canadian Red Cross Circ 1943 Package of Liggett and Myers Tobcco Companys Chesrerfield cigarettes given to US soldiers during hte Korean War 1953 It isy constant prayer that God may sustain and shield you, men of our armed forces Message by New York Citys Cardinal Spellman on back of package of Chesterfield cigarettes given to a soldier in the Korean war 1953

According to one study from the University of California that reinforced much of the material presented during Black Lives / Black Lungs, the tobacco industry purposely sought out relationships with powerful black organizations nationwide, with three inherent goals: to increase African American tobacco use, to use African Americans as a frontline force to defend industry policy positions, and to defuse tobacco control efforts. Recent publications by the Wisconsin African American Tobacco Prevention Network have determined the public is more likely to be targeted by tobacco companies if they are young, black, or poor

All told, the research cohort included 505,500 people, including smokers and nonsmokers, between ages 18 and 103