<p>Minou Jones, Founder and CEO of Making It Count Community Development Corporation and Chair of the Detroit Wayne Oakland Tobacco-Free Coaliton, joins us in the pod to discuss the need to ban the distribution and encourage the cessation of menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars in the Black community. </p>

Minou Jones, Founder and CEO of Making It Count Community Development Corporation and Chair of the Detroit Wayne Oakland Tobacco-Free Coaliton, joins us in the pod to discuss the need to ban the distribution and encourage the cessation of menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars in the Black community.

<p>Minou Jones, Founder and CEO of Making It Count Community Development Corporation and Chair of the Detroit Wayne Oakland Tobacco-Free Coaliton, joins us in the pod to discuss the need to ban the distribution and encourage the cessation of menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars in the Black community.&nbsp;</p>

The Unjust Disparities Of Tobacco Use in Black America

A bi-weekly podcast hosted by Jenn of Breaking Bread where a cornucopia of thoughts, opinions, and insights on popular and not so popular cultural happenings, behaviors, mindsets, and developments that directly impact modern society will be discussed.

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