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Challenges and change: Oxygen for change towards social inclusiveness?
2020 has been a defining year. The globe is still grappling with second and third waves of COVID-19, the pink recession and Black Lives Matter show that gender, race and class are still key fault lines where inequality occurs, and we have had a US election like no other. Thank you for still being here! 2020 has had the world’s fortitude tested. The coronavirus pandemic and its epic impact has left us reappraising what might be a better new normal.