The year that becomes history
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As we all know 2020 so far has been a mess starting with Australia's fires and ending with protest for black lives. In this story I want to cover everything that happened so far this year. So that way the future generations will see this history that we created in 2020 and instead of asking us how bad this year was they will see how we changed everyone's lives in this year and will learn more from it.
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