TRIGGERnometry Vaccine Hesitancy EXPLAINED
Jan 1, 2022
Discover the roots of vaccine hesitancy in a world rife with distrust in institutions. The discussion sheds light on how events like Brexit and the Trump election have fueled skepticism toward experts. It explores the impact of racial justice protests during the pandemic, revealing differing media narratives around public health. The conversation emphasizes the necessity for honest dialogue and understanding the complexities influencing public opinion on vaccine safety.
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Unexpected Outcomes
- Brexit and Trump's victory shocked many who trusted media narratives.
- These events, presented as unlikely by experts, highlighted a disconnect between public opinion and media portrayals.
Narrative of Racism
- The media attributed unexpected political outcomes to racism, despite a lack of widespread evidence.
- Fabricated stories like Jussie Smollett's and the Covington Catholic incident reinforced this narrative.
Shifting Societal Norms
- Societal expectations shifted towards accepting non-binary gender identities and questioning traditional masculinity.
- These changes added to the growing disconnect between personal experiences and mainstream narratives.