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Nonsmoking Americans Higher Exposure Rate By Age 3-11 years: 41% 12-19 years: 34% 20 years and older: 21% Higher Exposure Rate By Race White Americans: 22% Black: 47% Mexican American: 24% Higher Exposure Rate By Poverty Level Below the poverty level: 43% At the poverty level: 21% Higher Exposure Rate By Home Ownership Own their home: 19% Renters: 37% Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Differs Among Children Ages 3-11 By Race and Ethnicity Graph detailing how exposure to secondhand smoke differs among children ages 3-11 by race and ethnicity

With little regulation and increasing accessibility, it has quietly become a growing threat on the countrys streets, each stick a silent predator waiting for its next bite

When a parent learns that their child playing outside on a hazy day is inhaling a cigarette's worth of pollution, advocacy for cleaner policies becomes intensely personal

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