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The independent lives of Gen Z vanished as the global pandemic struck.
Many were forced to live with parents, some went from being students, athletes and workers to caring for sick relatives and providing for their families. Their stories 
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Crema, Italy
The virus turned 23-year-old Elisa Dossena into the de facto head of a stricken household. While studying in Milan, COVID-19 began ravaging her family in the town of Crema. She returned home to help. 2/8pic.twitter.com/pt7D4cT6mF
Nairobi, Kenya
Jackline Bosibori, 17, tried to hide her pregnancy from her mom, reluctant to add to family troubles. The father – an adult – has avoided her family.
Kenya's president in July ordered an investigation into rising reports of sexual abuse, statutory rape. 3/8pic.twitter.com/uP6X7hYMNu
McFarland, California
For Valeria Murguia, the pandemic forced her to move back to her parents' home in a small farming town where she’s concentrated on schoolwork and skills she’ll need after graduation.
She’ll graduate in May into a tight job market. 4/8pic.twitter.com/N3u4JxC3kb
Cheonan, South Korea
Lee Ga-hyeon's big wish for 2021 - to finally escape her bedroom and see her pop idols BTS in person.
Her online schooling has made it tough to prepare for the university entrance exam, a rite of passage seen as a life-defining event in South Korea. 5/8pic.twitter.com/Qdywmpp8yi
Wuhan, China
Xiong Feng, 22, teaches Wuhan's only class in Voguing, a dance. The pandemic meant he didn't graduate with classmates.
Xiong hopes to be a trailblazer in the city's growing LGBT dance scene in 2021. His class attracted more students since the lockdown lifted. 6/8pic.twitter.com/OldzsP2MHk
Diepkloof township, South Africa
When fencer Nomvula Mbatha finished top in a 2019 national women's saber contest, she seemed set for the Olympics.
Lockdown curbed training for the 23-year-old and her team and she is one of the stars struggling to raise cash to compete. 7/8pic.twitter.com/HoSTnxut12
As Gen Z looks toward 2021, they share concerns that their lives may have taken a worse hit from COVID-19 than their predecessors. Among each other, nothing was equal. Read more of their stories https://reut.rs/38zj55y 8/8pic.twitter.com/0CwfxNJkTW
12/24/2020
6:08 AM
#Republicans CONTROL the Senate
#Trump in the White House
#Republicans GAVE the Super Rich $4+ TRILLION in Tax Cuts since #Trump took office
U.S. #COVID19
DEATHS = 334,218
INFECTIONS = 18,917,152
https://corona-scanner.com/country/united-states-of-america … | @CDCgov
It’s truly horrible for these kids. As the parent of one, I can say they are shell shocked. But if they take away from all this the importance of looking after each other instead of “me first”...well, we may have transformed a generation for the better 
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