Infographic Design
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One Strike, They’re Out: Disgraced TV Hosts Won’t Get a Second Chance From the Public TV networks’ shunning of talent could become more commonplace as viewers become less forgiving of crimes, misconduct and medical misinformation and as brands affiliated with the shows look to protect their reputations. Americans support the removal of TV hosts for a wide range of controversies
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65% of U.S. adults said they support removing hosts facing allegations of sexual misconduct or abuse
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62% said they support removing hosts for spreading misinformation about COVID-19
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55% said they support the removal of hosts facing allegations of promoting a toxic workplace
Some types of apologies may be effective to make amends
Roughly half of adults said an interview with a journalist (53%) or talk show (52%), or a break from the public eye
(51%), would be effective apology methods.
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But some offenses can’t be forgiven
On average, 58% of respondents said a host should not be given a chance to return to their role if they committed certain offenses, including being arrested for a felony or major crime or defending racist behavior.
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“We, as a society, put personalities such as hosts on such a high pedestal that we hold them to a higher regard
of being perfect. And if they fall, they fall really hard.”
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– Stacy Jones, CEO of Hollywood Branded
