A feeling of uncertainty grips me everyday as I log on to my computer and witness the unfolding calamity in the comfort of my secluded home. Scrolling through the endless negativity it has shown me how there are so many issues in our community that have yet to been resolved. In the last five days we have seen violent protests proliferating across The United States because of the tragic killings of 3 African-Americans in the last week. At 3pm every day, I have become accustomed to searching up the daily coronavirus count in Singapore and other nations, a truly depressing thought. Though the situation is starting to alleviate in Singapore, it will be impossible to hide away in our bubble and watch as the virus continues to exploit vulnerable communities in Latin America or anywhere else in the world. In Singapore, the coronavirus has brought to light the awful conditions that many of our migrant workers live in. Hopefully, when this is all over Singapore will implement better living conditions for them.
What has lockdown taught me? Pt. 2
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