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2020 was a difficult year for more than one reason. The COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the world while issues around racial inequality seemed to come to a head. As one of the largest tech companies in the world, Google has put a lot of time and effort into adjusting its apps, services, and business to accommodate for the global pandemic, but how has Google taken the time to accommodate for racial inequality? Black History Month may have ended for this year, but racial issues have long existed and will continue to exist for some time, so we ve taken a moment to look at the ways that Google has both helped and hurt the cause.
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When Bad Bunny showed up on Saturday Night Live last weekend, the vibe was to be expected. The Puerto Rican singer-MC was billed as the show’s music guest. He was going to perform a set that by all means was going to be stellar even by pandemic standards. Little did the audience (or viewers at home) know that he would transform altogether.
Making a cameo on the show’s wildly popular “Loco” music video starring comedian Ego Nwodim, Bad Bunny morphed into a plant.
“This here is Reggie. He is a plant. He says, ‘Keep going!’ when I think I can’t,” Nwodim raps in disheveled hair and a tattered robe.