The Stories That Got Us Through 2020

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Publish Date : 2020-12-19 07:37:08

What just happened?

It’s hard to say for sure. There are the obvious things. The ways our world, and our lives, changed — probably forever. Hundreds of moments watching our colleagues freeze up on video chat. Then, awkwardly trying to tell them, “You’re frozen.” That’s just the beginning.

People have always turned to Medium to better understand the world and each other, and this year was the ultimate testament to that. We came here to figure out exactly… what’s going on. To connect with writers who informed, enlightened, challenged, and moved us. To tell our stories. To feel less alone. Every day, people on Medium came together to make sense of this unusual time, and to learn from each other in the process.

To mark the end of a year that sometimes felt like one endless day (we’re actually writing this on Tuesday, March 263rd), we wanted to share a small portion of the Medium stories that helped us all process this moment in history. We hope you appreciate revisiting them as much as we did.

2020 almost fooled us, purely based on January. We met in restaurants and offices (remember those?), doing reckless things like hugging and shaking hands. When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to Canada, Morgan Jerkins praised them for smashing the monarchy and living on their own terms. “There is poetic justice,” Jerkins wrote, “in that [Markle] was always destined to break protocol because she never was meant to exist inside of the order in the first place.”

That was Before.

As coronavirus rates ticked upward in the U.S., Tomas Pueyo issued an early warning: We must act now. So we did, retreating to our couches to fulfill our civic duties (watch that tiger show and learn what sourdough starter is). We “hunkered down.”

Around the world, you did the same. You wrote in from Italy, France, and beyond. Some of you faced the uncertainty of quarantining far from parents, while others splurged on borderline-unnecessary online purchases. Frontline workers told their stories, too: Juliette Roanoke walked us through one morning as a nurse in a Covid-19 unit.

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