In an attempt to garner support in Trenton for bipartisan legislation compelling casinos to become smoke-free, anti-smoking activists in Atlantic City, New Jersey, are using their kids in their campaign messaging.
Two 30-second videos showcasing children of casino employees who are frequently exposed to secondhand smoke were released on YouTube on Wednesday by Casino Employees Against Smoking Effects. According to the lawsuit, the rights of casino employees to their own health and safety are being infringed.
Two 30-second videos showcasing children of casino employees who are frequently exposed to secondhand smoke were released on YouTube on Wednesday by Casino Employees Against Smoking Effects. According to the lawsuit, the rights of casino employees to their own health and safety are being infringed.