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This last exhibit will consist of every tour guide and other museum staff. It will be a question and answer session for the visitors. After leaving this room, the visitors should feel very educated on the history of 2020 and compassionate about the historical events that happened in that year.

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East Wing: Voting Poll simulation exhibit 

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East Wing: Voting Poll simulation exhibit 

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The tour guide will express how 2020 was a year of pure voting necessity. Voting was advertised on all social media platforms and commercials of every TV channel. People wanted a different president and political system that supported the BLM movement and was more fair and sympathetic to black misfortune. The visitors will now have the opportunity to watch a digital video of the 2020 election results. Once the results had been told, the guide will explain exactly what that meant to the people of america. This election will go down in history for sure as Kamala Harris is the first (African American) female vice president in the united states. He will explain how not everyone voted for Joe Biden, but the people that did were overjoyed when he won. This would mean a better future intended for racial fairness and black community support.

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This tour guide is a 2020 voter. He will stress the importance of voting in such a rough time and take the group to his polling place.

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He explains how his mother is a nurse, so she's almost never home. His dad lost his job and is having trouble applying for unemployment. He also explains how grocery stores have limited merchandise, so his family has scarce household supplies. Items like toilet paper, lysol, disinfectant spray, sanitizer and most food items were never in stock. Even with this being true, he still has to go to the store for his mother, so he took the group along with him. On the way there, the run into one of his dad's friends who is on his way to vote in the 2020 election. He becomes the next tour guide and the group follows him.

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South Wing: 2020 American Family Exhibit

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South Wing: 2020 American Family Exhibit

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The senior will explain what has changed in his life due to quarantine. He will start by talking about how his senior year was cut short and he was stripped of all his senior activities. Seniors in 2020 were not allowed to attend prom and they were forced to have virtual and private graduation ceremonies. When he was in school, he attended virtual learning sessions through zoom calls.

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The next tour guide is a high school senior. He will take the group to his home, where they will see how the virus has affected his senior year and the average American family.

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In this exhibit, visitors can expect to hear the sayings and yelling of protestors and in response, police enforcement. The tour guide will educate them on the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor tragedies, so that they understand the frustration and reasons behind the protest. she will show them a synapses of the video of the officer on George's neck and images of him and his daughter he left behind. The visitors will hear a leader speaking out into a megaphone on the black deaths and hear the crowd shout as they agree. Towards the end of this exhibit, the group will see the peaceful protest turn into a raging riot as people begin to set fire to buildings, police cars, and loot merchandise from stores. In an effort to escape the now dangerous setting, the tour guide will lead the group to their next tour guide, a high school senior on his was home to safety.

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The tour guide for this exhibit will be a riot protester. She will distribute signs and "I Can't breathe" mask and tshirts to the group. She will take the group through the police lined streets that are filled with emotional and energetic protestors.

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The tour guide will do a walk through of the hospital, pointing out and talking about key events. One thing that can be seen here is a live demonstration of a COVID test. Museum staff members will be costumed as patient and test provider to show how a COVID test was given. Then, following him down the hallway, visitors can see the overflow of patients. They can see the uneven ratio of patients to healthcare workers. Even further down the hall, a room full of quarantined individuals can be found. The visitors will be able to see the vast amount of people who have contracted the virus. As they continue to walk through the hospital and out the back door, they can see medical professionals rolling away dead patients. This will show how many people are not able to be cured of the virus undergo devastating deaths. The tour guide will explain that the families of the deceased were forced to abide by social distancing rules and have limited attendance funerals. Imagine not being able to attend the funeral of your loved one because of government restrictions. The tour guide will now, warn them of the consequences that could happen in response to poor Corona virus protection. He will introduce the next guide and will send them into the outside world.

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To begin, your first tour guide will be a medical professional clothed in full PPE. He will enforce the action of each visitor to use hand sanitizer and put on the provided face masks. Before he guides the group to the entrance of the staged hospital, all members of the group will be asked to verbally answer the pre-COVID contact questions as if they were people in 2020.

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When the ball dropped, 2020 was expected to be the year of perfect vision. It was going to be a year of success for so many people, but just a few months in, everything changed.
It started with a deadly virus known as COVID-19 that killed over 13,500 people and counting (Google stats).The virus prevented kids from going to school, emptied shelves at grocery stores, stretched the healthcare system beyond working capacity, limited family gatherings, and left tons of people jobless and struggling to survive.
Then, the tragedies of police caused black deaths infuriated African Americans. They started with peaceful protest, but some ended in ruthless riots and emotion caused crimes. Where there should have been unity, there was racial separation and political kaos. A year intended for greatness was quickly turned into a year of unexplainable events.
This exhibit will walk you through a full experience as a person living in 2020 as they tried to adapt to life in a uncontrollable pandemic.