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Toying With Politics: What Can a Stuffed Animal Teach Us About the President?

New Hampshire Magazine
February 26, 2021
It’s hard to imagine the mask-free world just over a year ago, when
New Hampshire Magazine honored me as one of their presidential “Primary Superfans” for zealously pursuing goofy photo-ops from Nashua to Dixville Notch (and every square inch of granite in between).
For the past four presidential election cycles, I’ve photographed White House hopefuls with my favorite cartoon character – Dino Flintstone – as they’ve stampeded through New Hampshire’s apple farms, ice cream stands and diners. It’s a profoundly different ask than the selfie and autograph requests that politicians typically receive. The dinosaur doll catches them off-guard and forces them to momentarily go off script.

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Congressman's Proposal Requires Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Before Receiving $1,400 Stimulus Check – Your Black World

By Victor Trammell Photo credits: The United States Congress In lieu of the underwhelming amount of total COVID-19 vaccines, which have been administered on the U.S. populace, federal government officials are reconvening to come up with ways to substantially increase vaccinations as soon as possible. According to the Alabama Media Group, a statewide news agency, […]

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Let the ultra-rich and influential skip the line for Covid-19 vaccines? Hear me out

Let the ultra-rich and influential skip the line for Covid-19 vaccines? Hear me out
By Alan Levine Dec. 22, 2020Reprints
Sharing images of influencers getting vaccinated can nudge others to do the same.
Scott Olson/Getty Images
It’s one thing to talk about vaccinating the majority of people living in the United States to stop the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s another thing to do it — and pay for it.
Epidemiologists tell us we need 75% or more of Americans to be immune to Covid-19 to create herd immunity. Much of that immunity will come from vaccinations. Recent polls show only about 60% of Americans are willing to take the vaccine. Visualize a line of people willing to take the shots: As of now, it’s much too short.

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