Ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in your state
Flavored tobacco products like menthol, blue raspberry, cotton candy, banana nut bread and gummy bear entice kids to try tobacco products, creating an entire new generation of nicotine addicts.
Knock tobacco out of the park
Today we launched a campaign for tobacco free stadiums in Baltimore City.
On Monday, Councilman Kris Burnett introduced an ordinance to prohibit tobacco and nicotine products in Baltimore City stadiums to protect Baltimore’s kids from nicotine addiction.
If passed, Baltimore would join 16 cities with a Major League Baseball team that prohibit smokeless tobacco use in ballparks. The ordinance would also apply to all city-owned stadiums in the city, Camden Yards, and M&T Bank Stadium.
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