'Loving thy neighbor:' New ads urge conservative men with vaccine doubts to get their COVID shots

Source: USA Today
Published: Apr 2, 2021
Author: Matthew Brown
Post Date: 2021-04-05 13:53:40 by Gatlin
Views: 2297

The federal government and nonprofits are unveiling ad campaigns to counter vaccine hesitancy, emphasizing educational partnerships at the grassroots level. The Ad Council and COVID Collaborative will unveil a vaccine education campaign specifically targeting conservative and religious Americans, who polls have shown are especially vaccine-hesitant populations. The program is a part of the partnership's larger effort in educating the public on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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Politically conservative men have been skeptical of the coronavirus from the beginning. Now that the vaccine is becoming more widely available, a striking number are deciding not to get the shot: According to a recent NPR-PBS NewsHour-Marist poll, 49 percent of Republican men do not plan to get vaccinated, a higher percentage than any other demographic group in the United States. Though former president Donald Trump received his coronavirus vaccine before he left office, he did not encourage his supporters to get the vaccine until mid-March.

https://www.thelily.com/49-of-republican-men-say-they-wont-get- vaccinated-these-wives-and-daughters-are-on-a-mission-to-change-their- minds/

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