05/28/2020

COVID-19 is the Latest Generational Struggle

How the virus will disrupt their entry into adulthood

For the 18-year-old, self-described introvert Tanner Keck, a coffee shop in his rural Tennessee community was more than just a source of caffeination. It was a lifeline to the outside world.

Keck is dual-enrolled as a high-school senior and at the local community college. He did all his studying at the shop, with the aim of transferring to a four-year institution. He said the café and the local gym were places for him to recharge when he struggled with depression last year.

"Since all that closed, all my happiness has been taken away," Keck said.

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