Tobaccoland

Consumer Education, 1970s–2000s

In the 1980s, counter marketing efforts aimed at curbing smoking became more significantly funded thanks to increased taxation on tobacco by local and state governments. Anti-smoking campaigns centered on the long-term health risks of smoking, and used culture jamming and other strategies to expose and mock the tobacco industry’s manipulative behavior.

"Smokers: Here's Proof You Can See"

"Smokers: Here's Proof You Can See," udated

Last Drag Quit Group Flyers

LGBTQ Anti-Smoking Flyers, 2001–2002

"You're Young, You're Female, and You Smoke"

"You're Young, You're Female, and You Smoke," 1974

"The Surprising News about Women & Smoking"

"The Surprising News about Women & Smoking," 1974

American Cancer Society Presents: The Story of a Cigarette Coloring Book

American Cancer Society Presents: The Story of a Cigarette Coloring Book, 1971

&quot;Warning: Smoking Causes Impotence&quot; <br />

"Warning: Smoking Causes Impotence," 1999

The Berenstain Bear Scouts and the Sinister Smoke Ring

The Berenstain Bear Scouts and the Sinister Smoke Ring, 1997

Leonard Nimoy as Spock, promoting the Great American Smokeout

Leonard Nimoy as Spock, promoting the Great American Smokeout, American Cancer Society, 1989

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