7 Tweets From Gen Z'ers That Perfectly That Sum Up The Mood Of The World Right Now

10 June 2020, 13:37 | Updated: 18 August 2022, 15:51

Twitter users have come together to share tweets about living through 2020
Twitter users have come together to share tweets about living through 2020. Picture: PA/Twitter

2020 has seen the ongoing coronavirus pandemic impact the world and following the tragic death of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter movement has encouraged activists to stand together worldwide for change against injustices in the black community and we’ve summed up tweets that describe how the world is feeling right now.

Following the events that have happened in 2020, the world has become a living history book as we live through a pandemic and a civil rights movement at the same time.

The coronavirus pandemic has seen the world change since countries closed their borders and the UK temporarily shut down schools, non-essential shops and put social distancing in place before announcing a lockdown in March.

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After the tragic killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, thousands of people have come together to support one another in the Black Lives Matter movement.

The movement has meant that protestors and activists have stood in solidarity to fight against injustice and racism towards black people around the world.

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Protestors have joined together to support the Black Lives Matter movement
Protestors have joined together to support the Black Lives Matter movement. Picture: PA

Statues of slave traders Edward Colston and Robert Milligan have also been pulled down to follow suit in the movement towards equality and anti-racism.

It’s no surprise that with everything that’s happening in the world right now, people are feeling overwhelmed.

Some Twitter users have taken a minute to acknowledge the life-changing events of this year, and shared some tweets which sum up their 2020 mood, and here are seven tweets that you can totally relate to.

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