Just gonna say that I think there’s going to come a point where we view the way alcohol has been mass-marketed to women over the past few decades in the same way we view cigarette advertising in the 50s.
Think about how many times you say wine is the solution. It’s not.
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Open your mind.
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It is a SOCIAL JUSTICE issue.
Tagging @chrissyteigen. Welcome, sister.
Introducing Beer yoga: A brewery in Cambodia is combining exercise with alcohol https://t.co/aWoqxyCCsS pic.twitter.com/h6MgOsuxwP
— Reuters (@Reuters) January 22, 2021
This article is about women getting liver failure in their 20\u2019s, 30\u2019s and 40\u2019s due to an increase in alcohol consumption. It convinced me not only to stop, but to bring up the signs with the women in my life. https://t.co/HtBKJHnapi
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