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A vibrant illustration depicting the transition from the 2010s to the 2020s, split by a jagged line. The left side shows social movements like #MeToo and MAGA, technological advancements, and cityscapes. The right side features a cityscape with COVID-19 viruses, a masked face, and the text "2020S" at the bottom. Vehicles drive on a road that divides the two decades.

A vibrant illustration depicting the transition from the 2010s to the 2020s, split by a jagged line. The left side shows social movements like #MeToo and MAGA, technological advancements, and cityscapes. The right side features a cityscape with COVID-19 viruses, a masked face, and the text "2020S" at the bottom. Vehicles drive on a road that divides the two decades.

The 2010s to 2020s decade is a transition from the 2010s (January 1, 2010 – December 31, 2019) to the 2020s (January 1, 2020 – December 31, 2029). It represents a period marked by technological and social shifts, the rise of social movements, and significant political events in the United States and globally. The 2010s (2010–2019) Social and Political Climate: Characterized by widespread activism such as the #MeToo and #MAGA movements, Occupy Wall Street, and the Arab Spring. Politically, it saw the presidency of Barack Obama transition to Donald Trump. Technological Innovation: This decade saw major advancements in technology, including precision medicine, edge computing, and robotics, laying the groundwork for further development. Cultural Impact: The decade had a significant impact on parenting styles, with new technologies and social norms influencing practices and expectations. The 2020s (2020–2029) Global Events: The decade began with the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused a global public health emergency and significant social and economic disruption. Continued and New Tensions: Political polarization and social divisions, which became prominent in the 2010s, continue to be a major theme. Technological Acceleration: Advancements like shared electric and autonomous vehicles are expected to become more prevalent, with a significant impact on transportation. The Transition and Overlap Cultural Continuation: Some analysts argue the 2020s have felt like an extension of the See more