2020 by the Young Diplomats Society
2020 - what a year. Our regional content writers and special contributors recapped significant moments of 2020 across the world in our annual special edition: 2020 In Review. COVID-19 responses across the world, post-election protests in almost every continent, catastrophic natural disasters and the most exciting emerging world leaders. Unprecedented. The New Normal. A Year for the History Books. 2020 certainly packed a punch! We hope you enjoy reading about this year of surprises with us. Thank you to our regional content writers and special contributors!
2020 - what a year. Our regional content writers and special contributors recapped significant moments of 2020 across the world in our annual special edition: 2020 In Review.
COVID-19 responses across the world, post-election protests in almost every continent, catastrophic natural disasters and the most exciting emerging world leaders. Unprecedented. The New Normal. A Year for the History Books. 2020 certainly packed a punch!
We hope you enjoy reading about this year of surprises with us. Thank you to our regional content writers and special contributors!
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LIEP GATWECH
26 MILLION
Over two months after the
death of George Floyd, on July
3rd, demonstrations were
ongoing. With demonstrations
and protests having occurred
in over 40% of the counties in
the United States with reports
suggesting that up to 26
million Americans took part in
the demonstrations over the
past 3 months. This made the
demonstrations the largest in
US history.
FEBRUARY 23 - While jogging, 25-Year-Old Ahmaud Marquez Arbery, an unarmed African
American man, was pursued and gunned down by three white men, simply because according to
them, he had “looked suspicious”. The Glynn County Police Department was advised not to make
any arrests by the district attorney’s office and no arrest were made until more than 70 days
later.
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