Anti-drug classroom video with cartoon segment

We watched this video in health class in junior high. It was made up of multiple segments, mostly live-action, but at least one was animated. It looked like it was 70s or 80-style animation (think Fat Albert). A group of kids offer another kid drugs. He refuses and they attack, so he starts running and they chase him. He ends up falling, and the leader of the drug pushers, who was black (everyone might’ve been black), was standing over him, holding a giant hypodermic needle, and says something like “Try it, or we’ll hate you forever!” Then it distorts and fades back to live-action, where the host admits that this isn’t a realistic depiction of an encounter with drug pushers, and they will most likely leave you alone if you refuse.

This is all based on vague memory, but the dumb, not-very-threatening threat of “WE’LL HATE YOU FOREVER” has stuck in my mind since. Because the live-action parts looked fairly modern, or at least 90s-era, and the animated segment looked like decades-old TV-quality animation, I suspect the cartoon was an earlier production that was licensed or acquired and incorporated into the video, which was made much later.