'Maybe there is no moving on from 2020, a year that saw workers and employers redefine their relationships, communities dramatically redrawn, and neighbors confronting each other about decades of inequalities,' writes Philip_Elliott
on Jan. 6, an indelible coda just days after 2020’s end. The year was as consequential as any since 2001, and many celebrated its conclusion with a little more relief than usual. Yet we cannot escape it. The record keeps skipping. The headlines keep recycling. It’s as if Shirley Bassey’s earworm is on repeat: “It’s all just a little bit of history repeating.”
Maybe there is no moving on from 2020, a year that saw workers and employers redefine their relationships, communities dramatically redrawn amid a massive internal, and neighbors confronting each other about decades of inequalities.
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