December 11, 2012 at 3:30 to
5:00 p.m. Eastern Time Legacy is joining forces with the Human Rights Campaign
(HRC) to host a special Warner Series Lecture on December 11th, exploring the
complex issues surrounding tobacco in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and
Transgender (LGBT) community. I
n 1995, R.J. Reynolds created a marketing
campaign targeting gays titled Project SCUM. Since then, what role has Big
Tobacco played in the high rates of tobacco use in LGBT communities? Why do
LGBT Americans smoke in disproportionate numbers to the general population? What initiatives have succeeded in reducing
LGBT tobacco use? The discussion will address these questions and more as
Legacy releases a new report, Tobacco Control in LGBT Communities.
The lecture will take place
live at the HRC headquarters in Washington, DC, and can also be viewed via
webcast. To attend in person, register. To participate via Webcast, http://contacts.americanlegacy.org/reaction/RSGenPage.asp?RSID=MlcCHnYmAIlP5ld14FikQynaRsKtdIrr8a0Hn2iHukw&utm_source=Legacy+eNews+-+November+2012&utm_campaign=November+2012+eNews&utm_medium=email
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