In 2020 many young people of color created and grew communities focused on their passions, hobbies, and common struggles. Throughout history, BIPOC-led organizations like the Black Panther Party have been “virtual support systems” during tumultuous times. During COVID, communities of color around the world have found ways to (safely) gather and support each other, with many young BIPOC members relying on them for comfort, strength, and more. Seattle-based BIPOC cycling group NorthStar grew by 97% since it began last year, a New York-based photography studio pod founded by four Black men in their 20s has been offering professional and personal support to its BIPOC talent, and Puerto Rico-based House of Grace has become an even stronger support network for its queer and trans members. In the last year, many of these groups have bonded over interests through occasional in-person events, Zoom hangs, and group chats. (TIME)
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