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About No Menthol Sunday
Join the faith community on an international observance day dedicated to educating congregants and community members about tobacco, vaping and the role of flavors like menthol.
No Menthol Sunday, an international observance day led by The Center for Black Health & Equity is an important opportunity to engage faith leaders and their communities in a discussion about how to improve health outcomes for African Americans.
Tobacco is still the number one killer of African Americans, and people of faith can play a major role in changing this. Not only do we take this day to encourage congregations and communities to support one another in escaping tobacco addiction, but we also aim to highlight the role of menthol and flavors in particular. |
Face Masks
Coloring Books
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T-shirts
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Lawn Signs
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Wisconsin Lt Gov Mandela Barnes
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett for No Menthol Sunday in Wisconsin
Interim Secretary Karen Timberlake for No Menthol Sunday 2021
Ajamou Butler's Victorious Poem for No Menthol Sunday 2021
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Racine Mayor Cory Mason for No Menthol Sunday in Wisconsin
Shyquetta McElroy for No Menthol Sunday in Wisconsin
Mayor Satya Rhodes Conway of Madison Wisconsin for No Menthol Sunday
Bishop John Franklin White for No Menthol Sunday 2021
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No Menthol Sunday 2021 Kick-Off Meeting
No Menthol Sunday 2019 Highlights
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2021 Poet Laureate - Ajamou Butler and No Menthol Sunday video short
2020 Poet Laureate - La'Ketta Caldwell
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