For many of us, especially those of us old enough to remember several eras of American life, the year 2020 stands out like a bold line in the middle of our memories. There was “before” and there was “after.”
In a matter of months, familiar routines disappeared. We watched beloved public figures leave us far too soon, faced a global health crisis, and saw our streets filled with demonstrations calling for justice and change. At the same time, everyday life shrank to our living rooms, computer screens, and front porches as the coronavirus pandemic reshaped how we worked, shopped, worshipped, and stayed in touch.
What happened that year didn’t just alter a schedule or a news cycle. It rearranged how people thought about health, community, fairness, and even simple things like going to the grocery store or hugging a grandchild.
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