Remembering the Silver Linings of 2020

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Remembering the Silver Linings of 2020

There was little to celebrate or be happy about in 2020, particularly for Black America. So, as the calendar turns to 2021 and many wish friends, family and associates a happy new year, we'll place an overwhelming emphasis on the "new year" portion of the sentiment.

Source: The Washington Informer

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