This year, R.J. Reynolds (RJR), the second largest tobacco company in the U.S., introduced a new product - Camel No. 9. Camel No. 9 openly targets women, but is also very appealing to girls.

Full-page ads are running in some of the most popular women's magazines, including Vogue, which has almost 1.4 million girl readers.

Use the form to write your personal message to editors of Vogue and let them know how offensive you find both the targeted marketing and their decision to run the ads.

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Anna Wintour, Vogue, Editor in Chief

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