Dear John,

Were you as appalled as me when you read our latest report, A Lifetime of Damage, detailing how the tobacco industry has spent decades targeting women and girls for addiction?

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From Marlboro’s “Mild as May” campaign in the 1920s to Virginia Slims’ infamous “You’ve come a long way, baby” slogan in the 1960s, to Juul leveraging influencer marketing and social media to make vaping “go viral” among youth, the tobacco industry has been targeting women and girls for a century.

The tobacco industry is as sophisticated and aggressive as ever today. Nearly 1 in 5 high school girls currently use e-cigarettes.

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is fighting hard at the local, state and federal levels to stop the tobacco industry’s predatory marketing of dangerous and deadly products designed to addict.

We’re making progress, but there is still a long fight ahead. And we cannot do this without you.

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A century’s worth of damage cannot be undone overnight. Your monthly support will ensure we can continue to fight back.

Thank you for standing with us,