The conclusion of 2020 saw massive pain and hope for the future.

Finally, the worst President of the 21 st

century (who is Donald Trump) lost the 2020 election convincingly. Human beings glorified victory and
celebrated in the streets of America. Also, many heroic people passed away. The end of 2020 allowed
reflection, jubilation, and a sense of vigilance in favor of democracy. Even in December 2020, Trump and
his allies promoted the great lie that he won the 2020 election. Trump would be defeated in the courts
after he tried to steal the election. Far right people planned the worse insurrection in the American Capitol
since the War of 1812. Not to mention that great credit should be given to black Americans in cities and
towns of America to allow Biden and Harris to have their rightful political victory. Still, we must
courageously fight for liberation, as the battle for freedom is not over. More challenges grew in the horizon,
but nothing will be the same again. COVID-19 caused untold death and heartache to millions of
Americans, activism grew in opposition to racism and police terrorism, and human resiliency continues to
be a reality. Keeping the faith matters, and our glorious creative energies can never be underestimated.
The Table of Contents

1. Prologue

2. Developments with
the pandemic

3. Activism Comes
Alive

4. Closing Arguments
among the Candidates

5. The End of the 2020

Presidential Election

6. A Historic Victory
for Joe Biden and
Kamala Harris

7. The Struggle
Continues, but Victory
is Ours
 Prologue
The end of the crucial year of 2020 was just as human beings of every background), we have to
dynamic as the beginning of it. We saw deaths of cherish the value of human life. We only live on
famous people, the spread of the coronavirus, and this Earth for many decades, and we have to be
so much political turmoil in one year alone found clear to help our neighbors out consistently. That
in 2020. Also, we saw dedicated activists who is one of our many purposes on this Earth. Every
protested for racial day when we live on
justice. By the end of this Earth, we
2020, Trump finally lost always remember
the 2020 election. In that year of 2020.
2021, he wasn't 2020 saw the refugee
President anymore, and crisis in Syria where
that is a good thing. The thousands of Syrian
Microsoft agreed to buy video game holding
end of 2020 was filled company ZeniMax Media, including Bethesda refugees seek to go
with massive political Softworks and their following subsidiaries for into Turkey, Greece,
agitation. The debates US$7.5 billion, in what was the biggest and most and other places into
among Donald Trump expensive takeover in the history of the video game Europe. 2020 saw
industry (on September 21, 2020).
and Joe Biden were schools closed, sports
personal, filled with yelling, and a reflection of arenas become empty, and homeschooling
the political divisions found in the United States increased. It saw many human beings being
of America. Our generation witnessed so much. reflective and resourceful in what they desire out
It is right to analyze these events not only for of life. Now, it is time to evaluate the rest of the
historical reasons. We must learn lessons from events that transpired in late 2020 indeed.
the past year of 2020, so future years won't be a
duplicate of the chaos found in 2020. 2020 end up
on the list of years that changed world history
forever like 1865, 1945, and 1968. From a
contested election, a wildfire explosion, and a
pandemic costing so many human lives (as that
virus doesn't discriminate. It has harmed and
killed young and old, black people, white people,
Asian people, Latino people, Native Americans,
poor, rich, middle class, men, women, and

By August 11, 2020, America was changed
forever. Kamala Harris, by that time, was the
first African American and Asian American Vice
Presidential nominee of the Democratic Party.
Immediately, Kamala Harris campaigned for the
Biden/Harris ticket nationwide. Starting on
August 13, 2020, there was the 2020 Postal
Service crisis. This started after plans were
revealed about how the Trump administration
and his allies wanted to remove hundreds of high
volume mail sorting machines from postal
facilities across the country. This was not only
done to promote callousness and an anti-
government ethos. It was done to try to stop early
mail in voting as mail in voting, during the 2020
election, was heavily from Democratic voters.
We know that most mail in voters were
Democrats. On that same day, the Pentagon
reportedly started to form a a new task force to
investigate UFO sightings, particularly over
military bases, similar to the U.S. Navy's
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force.
During the record breaking heat wave on August
16, a remnant thunderstorm from Tropical
Storm Fausto started hundreds of wildfires in
California. From August 17-20, 2020, there was
the Democratic National Convention is held in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin with events happening
virtually. Numerous political leaders, citizens,
and activists were virtually expressing their
ultimate goal of making Donald Trump a one
term President.
The speakers at the convention were numerous.
Many of their names were Joe Biden, Kamala
Harris, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barack
Obama, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, Michelle
Obama, Jill Biden, Colin Powell, Kevin Johnson,
Keisha Lance Bottoms, Bernie Sanders, Cory
Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Catherine Cortez
Maso, Cedric Richmond, Alexandria Ocasio-
Cortez, and other human beings. Even
Republican John Kaisch spoke at the convention.
Rev. William Barber and Stacey Abrams gave
powerful speeches too. Delegates of the
Democratic Party formally choose former Vice
President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris
of California as the party's nominees for
President and Vice President respectively in the
2020 election. By August 19, Apple, Inc. became
the first company to be valued over $2 trillion.
 Developments with the pandemic
On August 20, 2020, Bill Cassidy (R-LA) was the 2nd senator to test positive for the pandemic.
Former White House advisor Steve Bannon was arrested and charged with fraud over a fundraising
campaign to build a wall on the U.S./Mexico border on the same day. He is released on a $5 million
bail bond after pleading not guilty. There were protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin on August 23 after
the shooting of the black American Jacob Blake, who was 29 years old, by a police officer. Violence
happened too. On that day, the FDA granted emergency use authorization to antibody rich body
plasma for the treatment of COVID-19 in hospitalized patients. From August 24-27, the
Republican National Convention was held in Charlotte, North Carolina and Washington, D.C.
Delegates of the Republican Party formally nominated incumbent President Donald Trump and
Vice President Mike Pence as the party's nominees for the 2020 election. The convention was filled
with hate, paranoia, and outright divisive rhetoric. By August 25, 2020, 4 soldiers are diagnosed
with mild concussion like symptoms following a skirmish with Russian forces in northeast Syria.
There are rebellions from August 26-31, 2020. This started in downtown Minneapolis after false
rumors about the suicide of an African American man being pursued by the police. 113 people
were arrested. On August 26, 2 people were fatally shot overnight during unrest at Kenosha,
Wisconsin. The suspect was arrested. Professional athletes also start to boycott their respective
sports contests in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake. Hurricane Laura headed to the
Louisiana-Texas border. It grew into a Category 4 storm. According to Forbes, Amazon CEO Jeff
Bezos was the first person in history ot have a net worth exceeding $200 billion.
 Activism Comes Alive
On August 28, 2020, thousands of people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
for the Commitment March in support of black civil rights. Many people came from across the
United States of America and the world. Chadwick Boseman, who was one of the greatest actors
of all time, died at the age of 43 years old. He privately fought colon cancer for 4 years. He starred
in the epic classic film of Black Panther. Boseman shown courage and a sense of dedication to the
art of acting. On September 2, 2020, protests breakout in Rochester, New York after the police
body cameras footage of the March 2020 arrest of Daniel Prude. On September 4, a Trump
administration memo called for all executive branch agencies to stop funding for diversity and
sensitivity training plus the teaching of critical race theory. Donald Trump supported this memo,
because he is a racist. On September 5, 2020, Authentic won the 2020 Kentucky Derby. California
set a new record for land area destroyed by wildfires being 2.1 million acres burned in the year so
far on September 6. On September 9, President Donald Trump was nominated for the 2021 Nobel
Peace Prize by a Norwegian lawmaker for his role in facilitating the Israel–United Arab Emirates
normalization agreement. Over 10 percent of Oregon's state population were reportedly fleeing
from wildfires on September 10. Two Los Angeles County Sheriff Department deputies were shot
and critically injured while sitting in their patrol car at Compton, California (on September 12).
Hurricane Sandy on September 16, 2020 brought massive flooding to the South after making
landfall. It killed 8 people and cost billions in damage. Trump promoted the historically revisionist
1776 Commission on September 17. Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away on September 18,
2020. Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of the most prominent liberal justices on the Supreme
Court with a wide ranging impact on numerous court cases. The Supreme Court seat was vacated,
and Trump wanted a woman to fill the seat. On September 19, at least 16 people were shot and 2
confirmed dead in a mass shooting at a backyard party in Rochester, New York. Law enforcement
officials reported the interception of a package addressed to President Trump having the lethal
toxin of ricin. Microsoft on September 21, agree to buy ZeniMax Media holding company and its
subsidiaries for $7.5 billion. That was the largest and most expensive takeover in the history of the
video game industry.

Closing Arguments among the

Candidates
American deaths of the pandemic reach over 200,000 people by September 22, 2020. On
September 25, President Trump unveils his "Platinum Plan" at a campaign rally in Atlanta, in
which he proposes making Juneteenth a federal holiday, labeling the Ku Klux Klan and Antifa as
terrorist organizations, and making lynching a national hate crime, among other socioeconomic
initiatives aimed at African Americans. President Trump nominates Seventh Circuit Court of
Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat following the death of
Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg on September 26. A New York Times report on President Trump's
personal and business tax returns alleges years of tax avoidance and millions in debt and IRS
penalties, among other allegations (on September 27). Former Trump campaign manager Brad
Parscale was hospitalized under the Florida Mental Health Act after arming himself and threatening
to commit suicide at his home (on the same day). By September 28, the Tampa Bay Lightning
defeat the Dallas Stars 4–2 to win their second Stanley Cup championship. The first 2020
Presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden took
place in Cleveland, Ohio on September 29. Biden won by default. Chris Wallace tried to moderate
the debate, but Trump interrupted constantly. Biden stuck with showing facts. Both showed their
tempers, more so Trump.

On October 1, 2020, the pandemic reached the White House. On that day, both President Donald
Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tested positive for COVID-19 and enter quarantine. Several
White House staffers and multiple Congress members also tested positive. The Trump
administration announced plans to slash U.S. refugee admissions for 2021 to a record low–15,000
refugees, down from a cap of 18,000 for 2020. This happened, because Trump is xenophobic. The
national debt goes higher than $27 trillion for the first time in American history by October 2. By
October 3, multiple U.S. Senators who have attended Presidential events tested positive for
COVID-19. President Trump returned to the White House on October 5 after three days of
hospitalization at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. By October 7, Ruby Tuesday filed
for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after closing 185 restaurants. Pizza Hut filed for Chapter 11
bankruptcy after closing 163 restaurants. The 2020 Vice Presidential debate took place in Salt Late
City on October 7, 2020. Kamala Harris won the debate easily. One example of that was that then
Vice President Mike Pence outright denied that systematic racism existed in American society when
sociological studies document this reality. A fly was on Pence's head, and Harris told Pence that it
was her turn multiple times. By October 8, 34 editors of The New England Journal of Medicine
denounce the Trump administration's handling of the pandemic. On that same date, the FBI
charged 13 militiamen with plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer at her
vacation home. A fourteenth suspect is arrested on October 15. The terrorists wanted to harm
Whitmer, because they opposed her progressive policies in Michigan and her pandemic actions.
House Democrats on October 9 announced their plans to create a congressional commission
invoking the 25th Amendment to evaluate the physical and mental health of the President Trump.
Hurricane Delta went at landfall near Creole, Louisiana. This was the 10th land-falling storm in
the 2020 season which is a record breaking amount. The Broadway League extended its shutdown
of Broadway theaters for a third time until May 30, 2021.
 THE AFTERMATH OF THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Joseph Biden received more than 81 million votes which Early voting took place across America before
is the most votes cast for a candidate in a U.S. Presidential November of 2020. This image above has
election. The election took place during the peak of the human beings doing early voting in Cleveland,
COVID-19 pandemic in America and the pandemic Ohio. I did early voting by mail in Virginia in
induced recession. It was the first election since 1992 in
real life back in 2020. Early voting in a high
which the incumbent President failed to win a second
number was a large, contributing factor in
term. The states and places in red are Trump’s victories,
and the states and places in blue are Biden’s victories.
causing the Biden/Harris ticket to have a total
President Joe Biden and Vice Kamala Harris made true victory after the 2020 Presidential election.
groundbreaking history in their respective victories in
2020.

On December 15, 2020, Mitch McConnell

congratulated Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
during a Senate floor speech. He urged Senate By the end of 2020, Biden and his
Republicans during a caucus call not to
transition team continued to be briefed on
challenge the electoral votes during the January
6 joint sessions of Congress like Brooks plans to domestic and foreign policy matters.
do.

U.S. troops are in the image on the far right at Emancipation Hall at the U.S. Capitol. The image in the center
showed the National Mall having flags representing people who were unable to attend the 2021 inauguration
ceremonies. The image on the far right showed Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and their spouses at the Lincoln
Memorial lighting ceremony.
Trump held his first public event at the White House since becoming ill on October 10. He
informed his attendees that a vaccine is forthcoming. Facebook on October 12 banned content
relating to Holocaust denial. On that day, activists in Portland, Oregon, topple statues of former
presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln in protest of the 1862 execution of 38
Dakota and Roosevelt's views on Native Americans. North Carolina has the first influenza death
of the 2020-2021 flu season on October 15. U.S. cases of the pandemic are higher than 8 million
people by October 16. On October 22, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously votes for the
nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, 12–0, as committee Democrats boycott the roll call. Amy
Coney Barrett is a conservative. The 2nd 2020 Presidential debate took place in Nashville,
Tennessee. Biden wins the debate, and Trump is disruptive, but he is less disruptive than the first
debate. Records of single day cases occur in Arkansas and Oregon by October 23. The same single
day records for new cases happened on October 24 at Michigan, Illinois, New Mexico, and Ohio.
By October 25, daily nonstop American Airlines flights return to India for the first time since 2015.
On October 26, 2020, the Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett as a Supreme Court associate
justice, 52–48. The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that Wisconsin cannot count mail-in ballots received
after election day. Walter Wallace Jr., 27, is shot and killed by two Philadelphia police officers,
resulting in subsequent protests and rebellions. Record one day cases occur at Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin, and Kentucky by October 27. On that same day, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the
Tampa Bay Rays to win the 2020 World Series, their first in 32 years. On October 28, President
Trump declared a a state of emergency for Louisiana ahead of Hurricane Zeta's landfall. Michigan,
Oregon, and Illinois report new single day records for new cases of the pandemic on October 29.
Also, there were 87,164 cases reported nationwide. That was a new single day record. America on
October 30 was the first nation to have cases more than 100,000 daily cases of the pandemic virus.
America has more than 9 million cases. The FBI launches an investigation into an incident in Texas
where a Joe Biden campaign bus tour was cancelled after a caravan of supporters of President
Trump attempted to run it off the road and hit a staffer's car. On October 31, New York Governor
Andrew Cuomo announces all out-of-state visitors must test negative for COVID-19 three days
before arrival. A Stanford University study links over 30,000 COVID-19 cases and 700 deaths
directly to President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign rallies.
 The End of the 2020 Presidential
Election
The 2020 United States Presidential election took place on November 3, 2020. It was a day that
many people waited for along a long time. Shortly after midnight, Trump lied to say that he won
the election when he didn't. The election hasn't even been finished, and Trump wanted all vote
counting to stop alleging electoral fraud (which is a lie). On November 3, Oregon is the first state
to decriminalize possession of small amounts of narcotics, including heroin, cocaine and LSD.
Voters in Arizona, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota vote to legalize recreational marijuana.
Voters in Mississippi and South Dakota vote to legalize medical marijuana. Mississippi approves a
new state flag to replace the previous design that featured a Confederate battle flag, while voters in
Rhode Island approve the removal of "...and Providence Plantations" from the state's official name.
On November 4, Trump withdrew from the Paris Agreement. By November 5, 2020, former White
House advisor Steve Bannon is permanently banned from Twitter after suggesting FBI Director
Christopher Wray and NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci be beheaded during a live broadcast.
Amid election-related protests, Facebook bans a 300,000-member Stop the Steal group page being
used by supporters of President Trump to organize protests against the election results, citing calls
for violence by some participants. Texas had over 1 million confirmed cases of the pandemic virus
being the first state to have it on November 6. Michigan has more than 200,0000 confirmed
pandemic cases on the same day.
A Historic Victory for Joe Biden
and Kamala Harris
November 7, 2020 was when Joe Biden was projected to have won the Presidential election. It was
after days of counting votes in many states. Joe Biden is the first President since 1992 when an
incumbent president's challenger has won the election over the incumbent president, when Bill
Clinton defeated George H. W. Bush. Kamala Harris is the first woman and first person of color
to be elected Vice President of the United States. Her husband, Doug Emhoff, is to become the
first Second Gentleman and the first Jewish spouse of a U.S. vice president. Some sad news is that
longtime Jeopardy host Alex Trebek passed away at age of 80 after a yearlong battle with pancreatic
cancer. On November 9, 2020, The Trump's re-election campaign filed multiple lawsuits in many
states by believing in the lie of widespread electoral fraud. Dr. Ben Carson tested positive for the
virus too. He was once the Housing and Urban Development Secretary. By November 10, President
Trump promotes a number of reported loyalists to various roles in the Defense Department
following the November 9 ouster of Defense Secretary Mark Esper. By November 12, a coalition
of federal and state officials declare the 2020 presidential election "the most secure in American
history" and states there is no evidence of compromised voting systems. California was the 2nd
state to have over 1 million cases. More than 150,000 new cases are reported nationwide being a
world record for a third consecutive day. The FBI arrested convicted murderer Leonard Rayne
Moses, who escaped from custody in 1971 and had been on their Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
By November 13, 2020, President-elect Joe Biden is projected to win Arizona, the first Democrat
to do so since Bill Clinton in 1996. Biden also becomes the first Democrat to win Georgia since
Clinton did so in 1992.
More than 130 Secret Service agents are ordered to self isolate or quarantine. Nevada Governor
Steve Sisolak tested positive for COVID-19. Michigan, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Illinois report
new single-day records for new cases. Illinois breaks the national record for new cases reported by
a state in a single day. Oregon and North Dakota issue new mask mandates and restrictions on
businesses. A 5.5 Mw earthquake strikes Tonopah, Nevada, the largest earthquake in Nevada in
over 66 years. On November 14, thousands of protesters march in Washington D.C. to support
Trump and promote the lie of massive voter fraud. By November 15, 2020, President Trump
concedes that Joe Biden won the presidential election, but alleges vote rigging. Kentucky and New
Jersey report new single-day records for new cases. By November 16, the SpaceX Crew-1 or the first
operational SpaceX crew dragon mission launched from the Kennedy Space Center. Texas has
more than 20,000 deaths from the virus. Representatives Cheri Bustos (D-Illinois) and Tim
Walberg (R-Michigan) announce they have tested positive for COVID-19. Representative Mark
Pocan (D-Wisconsin) says he is self-isolating. On November 17, the FDA grants emergency use
authorization to a home testing kit by Lucira Health, Inc. that provides COVID-19 results in 30
minutes. U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) tested positive for COVID-19. Wisconsin had 92
new deaths in 24 hours. Record cases happened in a single day at Maine, Idaho, and New Mexico.
Pennsylvania announces that out-of-state travelers will be required to either quarantine or present
a negative COVID-19 test result to enter the state. New York City schools are shown online by
Mayor Bill de Blasio on November 18. The Federal Aviation Administration allows the Boeing 737
MAX to fly in the United States citing modifications following a 20-month ban. One third of of
the Cincinnati City Council has been arrested this year on bribery charges on November 19. Joe
Biden winning Georgia on November 19 was very historic after the recount. Record cases occur in
Utah and Maryland. A curfew occurred in California. On November 20, at least eight people are
injured in a mass shooting at the Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Donald Trump Jr. and
Senator Rick Scott test positive for the virus. Over 12 million cases of the virus happen on
November 21. By November 22, Trump withdrew from the Open Skies Treaty.
By November 23, the Presidential transition team of President elect Biden starts. Joe Biden
nominates several people to his cabinet, including Avril Haines as the first female Director of
National Intelligence, Alejandro Mayorkas as the first Latino Secretary of Homeland Security, and
Janet Yellen as the first female Treasury Secretary. On the next day, Elon Musk overtakes Bill Gates
to become the second richest person in the world, with a net worth of $127.9 billion, behind only
Jeff Bezos. The Dow Jones increases by 500 points to surpass 30,000 for the first time. President
Trump pardons ex-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn on November 25. The November 27,
2020 recount in Wisconsin's largest county caused Joe Biden to have a net gain of 132 votes. Cases
are more than 13 million in America on this time. Wilton Daniel Gregory becomes the first African
American cardinal on November 28. By November 29, President-elect Biden nominates an all-
woman communications team, including Kate Bedingfield as Communications Director and Jen
Psaki as Press Secretary. November 30 was when Arizona Proposition 207 comes into effect, making
Arizona the 12th state to legalize recreational cannabis. Congress released a $908 billion COVID-
19 relief plan. Former astronaut Mark Kelly was sworn in a U.S. Senator after a special election in
Arizona. Over 14 million American cases of the virus happened by December 3. President-elect Joe
Biden announces that Dr. Vivek Murthy and Jeffrey Zients will lead his administration's response
to the COVID-19 pandemic and asks Dr. Anthony Fauci to become the White House Coronavirus
Task Force's chief medical advisor. The Department of Justice files a lawsuit against Facebook,
accusing them of discriminating against American workers. The circuit court of Kenosha,
Wisconsin orders the 17-year old suspect in the fatal Kenosha protest shooting to stand trial on
two first-degree homicide charges, as well as possession of a firearm by a minor and two counts of
reckless endangerment.The House of Representatives passes the MORE Act to decriminalize
recreational cannabis at the federal level by December 4. Rudy Giuliani tested positive for the virus
by December 6. President-elect Biden nominates California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to be
the first Latino Health and Human Services Secretary. The Cleveland Browns defeat the Tennessee
Titans 41–35 to secure their first winning season since 2007.
On December 7, 2020, Georgia re-certifies Joe Biden as the winner of the state after a 2nd recount.
Joe Biden nominates retired Army General Lloyd Austin to be the first African American Secretary
of Defense. The National Football League announced an investigation into the Washington
Football Team for allegations of workplace sexual harassment. The pandemic continues to harm
Michigan and other places. The cases grow over 15 million by early December. Michigan surpasses
10,000 confirmed deaths from COVID-19. Governor Gretchen Whitmer orders flags to fly at half
staff for the next 10 days, one day for every 1,000 victims (on December 8). Vice President Mike
Pence announces the 18 Artemis astronauts at the eighth meeting of the National Space Council
by December 9. On December 11, 2020, the Supreme Court denied a lawsuit to overturn Joe
Biden's victory in four battleground states. The FDA grants emergency authorization of the Pfizer–
BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine begins shipment to all 50 states on December 13, with
the first doses administered on December 14. On December 12, more than 20,000 deaths from
the virus happen at Florida. Also, 4 people are stabbed, one is shot, and 33 are arrested during the
pro-Donald Trump protests in Washington, D.C. Early voting at the Georgia runoff elections start
in December 14. U.S. Representative Paul Mitchell (R-Michigan) announced he is leaving the
Republican Party and becoming an independent. President-elect Joe Biden nominates Pete
Buttigieg to be Secretary of Transportation by December 15. Joe Biden nominates Deb Haaland
for Secretary of the Interior, becoming the first Native American appointed to a cabinet-level
position on December 17. On December 18, 2020, the FDA authorizes emergency use of the
Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Vice President Mike Pence, Second Lady Karen Pence, Surgeon
General Jerome Adams, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch
McConnell receive the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. Minnesota State Senator Jerry Relph
dies of COVID-19 complications.
 In Memoriam (Prominent People who Passed Away in late 2020)

Stanley Crouch (1945-2020)
was an expert poet, cultural
critic, and music critic. He
loved to write biographies
and study jazz music. He was
born in Los Angeles,
California and passed away
in New York City.
Arnie Robinson Jr. (1948-
2020) was a great American
athlete. He won a bronze
medal in the long jump at the
1972 (in Munich, Germany)
Olympics and a gold medal in
1976 (in Montreal, Canada).
He was born in San Diego,
California.
Hanna Stadnik (1929-2020)
was a Polish social worker,
women’s rights activist, and a
veteran of the Polish
resistance movement in
World War II. She
participated in the Warsaw
Uprising when heroic Jewish
people fought against evil,
illegal Nazi occupation. She
saved lives during WWII as a
paramedic.
Chuck Yeager (1923-
2020) was a United
States Air Force
officer, flying ace,
and record setting
test pilot. He was the
first pilot in history
to confirmed to have
exceeded the speed
of sound in level
flight. He was from
Myra, West Virginia.

Herman Cain (1945-2020) Sean Connery (1930-2020) Natalie Desselle-Reid (1967- Carol R. Johnson
was a conservative American was a Scottish actor. He is 2020) was one of the most (1929-2020) was a
businessman. He graduated famous to portray the fictional underrated actresses of our landscape architect.
from Morehouse College British secret agent James time. She was in shows like She was one of the
with a bachelor’s degree in Bond on many films from Eve and movies like B.A.P.S. first women in her
mathematics. He earned a 1962 to 1983. He was born in (Black American Princesses). field. She founded
master’s degree in computer Edinburgh, Scotland. He was She had a down to Earth the Carol R. Johnson
science at Purdue in other films like The Rock, personality and great talent. Associates, a
University. He worked for The Untouchables, Alexandria, Louisiana is the landscape
many companies including Highlander, and Finding city of her birth. architecture firm in
the U.S. Navy. Forrester. Boson. She designed
many large scale
project all over
America. She lived to
be 91 years old.
 More Musical Albums of 2020

Jay Electronica’s A Nas’s King’s Disease Victoria Monet’s Toni Braxton’s Spell Tems’s For Broken
Written Testimony Jaguar My Name Ears

Bryson Tiller’s Summer Walker’s Life Cleo Sol’s Rose in Avant’s Can We Fall Tiana Major9’s At
Anniversary on Earth the Dark in Love Sixes and Sevens

On the October 27, 2020 BET Hip Hop

Awards, hip hop icon Rapsody (who is from
North Carolina) won Lyricist of the Year.

Hip Hop is 50
Years Old Now.
 The Struggle Continues, but Victory
is Ours
On December 21, 2020, Congress passes the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, a packaged
$2.3 trillion pandemic relief and omnibus spending bill. At 5,593 pages, it is the longest bill ever
passed by Congress. After initial objections, President Trump signs the bill into law on December
27, averting a partial government shutdown. President-elect Joe Biden and incoming First Lady Jill
Biden receive the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. President Trump begins issuing a new
round of pardons for dozens of associates, including Roger Stone, Paul Manafort, and Charles
Kushner on December 22. California Secretary of State Alex Padilla is appointed to fill the
remaining Senate term of Kamala Harris, becoming the state's first Latino senator. More than 2
million cases existed in California on December 24. On December 25, a suicide car bomb explosion
happened at downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Many people are injured. Over 19 million people
have the virus on December 27, 2020. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and her husband Doug
Emhoff receive the Moderna vaccine on December 29. The Department of Justice announces there
will be no charges against the two Cleveland, Ohio police officers accused of killing Tamir Rice.
On December 31, a Wisconsin pharmacist is arrested after destroying 500 doses of the Moderna
vaccine.
 The end of 2020 saw the victory of Biden and Harris during the 2020 election, large
cases of the virus, and a new change on the horizon. 2021 would come soon, and one of
the worst events in American history could occur later which would be the January 6,
2021 insurrection of the U.S. Capitol building. Yet, one positive end of 2020 is that
Trump will only be a one term President. 2020 WAS TRULY THE YEAR THAT
CHANGED THE WORLD. IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT YEAR OF THE
21ST CENTURY INDEED.

By Timothy
Like always, Peace and
Blessings Y’all