International Women’s Month: reflecting on gender equality across the globe Grace Pixton March 26, 2020
Lincoln Advocates for Mental Health at First Wellness Fair Grace Pixton and Annika Wang October 31, 2019
![Junior Janiah Casey spent her summer protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement (read more here). When reflecting on the current election, Casey recognizes the impact that a Trump re-election could have on the BIPOC community. “But for me, I'm just nervous,” Casey reflects, “because either way, if Trump gets re-elected or if Biden wins this presidential election, [I think] the world is going to turn upside down ... and most importantly, the BIPOC community will become a target no matter what. This is exactly why I am so concerned for my community and why this election affects my BIPOC group. We have to fight together, and do it as a whole.”](https://cardinaltimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Screen-Shot-2020-09-29-at-12.29.50-PM-900x506.png)
