Support.  The sad thing is that if he hadn't pushed his agenda so zealously, he may have been able to write-up a good piece on the issues surrounding the smokers' rights movement, and that would have been informative...  

 References to add 

Under Smoking#Smoking_in_culture, "Art" subsection, third paragraph (slightly re-worded for clarity): But this was a pleasure that was to be confined to a male world; women smokers were associated with prostitution, and smoling was not something that society thought proper ladies should be involved in.[citation needed]  
I would like to add the following refs to the end of that statement:  Greaves, Lorraine.(November 2002) High Culture: Reflections on Addiction and Modernity Edited by Anna Alexander and Mark S. Roberts.  pp. 266 ISBN 079145553XRudy, Jarret. (October 2005) Freedom to Smoke: Tobacco Consumption And Identity. McGill-Queen's University Press. pp. 18,  ISBN 077352911X Walkowitz, Judith R. (October 29, 1982) Prostitution and Victorian Society: Women, Class, and the State pp.26-27 ISBN 0521270642
Thanks.