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This is on point.

I'm Deborah Becker in for Magnitoc-Ribardi.

For decades, menthol cigarettes were widely promoted.

He knows it. She knows it.

How about you?

Still messing with hot-tasting cigarettes. Come on, you know what you do by that.

Come on up to cool. Coals and only cools. We'll come on with the taste of extra coolness.

Come up to the cool.

Come up to the cool.

Come up to the baby.

This is a 1969 radio ad for the menthol cigarette brand Cool.

Before these ads were banned, going back to the 1950s,

the American tobacco industry aggressively marketed menthol cigarettes to African Americans.

More than 80% of black smokers smoke them according to the US Centers for Disease Control

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