Malt_Liquor

Malt Liquor Alcohol consumption among young adults has proven itself as a constant accepted practice at every college campus. Young adults, whether their seasoned vets, or wide-eyed rookies new to camp without mom and dad, for individual reasons party with alcohol. Within this widespread trend though, exist a sub-level of drinking, which has appeared in our lower income African American, Hispanic, even Caucasian cultures, harming our communities. Malt liquor, nicknamed “liquid crack”, has been advertised and selectively distributed competitively attracting young adults/students especially blacks to support and buy. Cheap prices, extremely high alcohol percentages per volume, availability to possess, are all reasons explaining malt liquors consistently growing popularity for the past ten plus years. While some malt supporters may argue that there’s not any difference between beer and malt liquor, any common sense individual realizes some things are just too good to be true. Quicker intoxicating effects for a dollar, found only in certain areas; come on you do the math. Demographics are characteristics of human populations and population segments especially when used to identify consumer markets. The consumer market in this case being black men in a population whose general segment may not financially even be malt, liquor, every, black, person, one, even, communities, alcohol, life, cheap, beverages, areas, young, times, promotion, product, prices, much, it’s, itself, individual, given, generation, drinking, dollar, displaying, culture, continue, come, being, beer, been, become, worse