Everyone was excited for 2020 to roll around. Memes about partying like Gatsby circulated close to New Year’s Eve. Much to everyone’s surprise, 2020 was not the year of partying and instead was the year of isolation.

The sport’s world experienced plenty of hardship in 2020.

President Donald Trump has COVID-19. Let that sink in for a second, our country’s top position has tested positive for COVID-19. 

Social media is an ever-growing platform that allows people from around the world to connect and share, but it also comes with unintended consequences.

2020 has been a year marred by a pandemic, social justice outrage and racial injustices. 

Did you know in 2011 that 55 percent of American households thought it was OK to declaw their household pet? 

The feminist movement is fighting for equality for everybody, especially women, but that means men should be included in that fight.

While COVID-19 brought a lot of uncertainties and interruptions to our daily lives during the past few months, one thing that’s widely noticed across the nation is the amount of blame people push on governmental figures.

As we reflect on the state of our country this Juneteenth, it’s time to stop thinking our problems will disappear. What everyone is experiencing now is years of Black America getting pushed down. If you cannot see this then maybe the riots are opening your eyes.

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