For well over half-a-century, tests confirm instances in which Johnson & Johnson's talcum powder was contaminated, and yet the company moved forward with aggressively marketing its potentially dangerous product to women of color despite these consequences.
Pressley criticizes Johnson & Johnson for marketing contaminated talcum powder to women of color.
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