Author and nurse Felicia Hunt offers a compelling look at a global tragedy in her new release. Remembering 2020: Year of Most National Challenges. Examining the intersection between healthcare accessibility and underserved communities, this insightful book comments on the pandemic, the presidential election, and rising systemic racism in America.

Part diary and part memoir, Reminder of 2020 discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted American society, particularly those from marginalized communities. This includes an analysis of the Black Lives Matter movement and how the historic presidential election impacted Black, Brown and Hispanic communities. Hunt’s thoughtful, engaging book also provides health education to bridge the divide between rural communities and screening tools for vulnerable populations.

Even though Reminder of 2020 aimed at readers from marginalized backgrounds and communities, everyone can benefit from learning more about systemic racism and health disparities that exclude black, brown and LGBTQIA+ voices from meaningful conversations. Hunt draws on the media and her own experiences as a healthcare professional to analyze how 2020 has further strained existing tensions.

During an increasingly divisive time in America, Reminder of 2020 highlights the fact that every human being has a unique voice that deserves to be heard. And part of that, as Hunt eloquently explains, is ensuring fair access to health care and information for all who need it.

Remembering 2020: Year of Most National Challenges is available from Fulton books, Amazon.comor where books are sold.

Felicia Hunt is an author and registered nurse serving the adult and geriatric population. She worked as a critical care nurse for over 15 years before becoming a registered nurse. Although born and raised in Birmingham, AL, she has lived across the country and currently resides in Orange County, CA.

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