The Supreme Court of The United States (SCOTUS) legalized same-sex marriage in all 51 states of America, and Ireland became the first country to do the same by popular vote. There’s now a glaring spotlight on police brutality in America: something that truly ought to be stopped. Though this was first created in 2012, the hashtag was one of the most tweeted in 2015, following police brutality cases involving African-Americans in the USA, like Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice and Sam Dubose. One hashtag that constantly appeared throughout the year was for a movement “working to (re)build the Black liberation movement”. News of the attacks spread like wildfire and in the same night, monuments and landmarks around the world were bathed in tri-colored lights that resembled the French flag to honor the victims. Teams of gunmen and suicide bombers almost simultaneously opened fire in Paris, killing 130 people and injuring hundreds more. One attack that truly sent shockwaves throughout the world was the mass shooting and bombing in Paris on Nov 13.
Whether they were good, bad or downright heart breaking here’s 2K15 in trends.Įven before today’s release by UK tabloid Mirror of news of an imminent 2016 slaughter of thousands in America and Europe, 2015 has been a year of heartbreak and tragedy due to the relentless effort of the terrorist organization ISIS. While we’d love to get sappy with the good times, UrbanWire brings you the top 8 trending moments of 2015. Whether lamenting fashion missteps, break-ups, missed opportunities or that ever-expanding waistline, or gushing about the amazing holidays, romantic gestures, orgasmic culinary adventures, there won’t be a lack of Instagram photos with exceptionally long captions.
Dec 31 is usually the last day where social media platforms are flooded with sentimental posts looking back on the year.
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