  The year 2020 was a challenging year known mainly as the pandemic year.
However, the notable event of George Floyd's killing broke many humans' hearts
and made them protest on social media and the streets as well. In this
research, we studied the hashtag "BlackLivesMatter," and some of its adversary
contentions regarding George Floyd's demise in 2020 on Twitter. Based on the
extensive aftermath of protests in the United States, we considered an area
analysis to compare tweet rates in different groups to some previously studied
statistics. The purpose is to investigate how racism content is correlated with
life expectancy, poverty, and education. Findings revealed a significant
relationship between online color-based contents and some physical world
indicators.
