Interfaith Alliance President and CEO Rev. Paul Brandies Raushenbush leads a Sic'em at the All Are Neighbors event Wednesday night. Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer
Kelley Robinson, president of the Human Rights Campaign, spoke Wednesday night at the All Are Neighbors event on themes of equality, inclusivity and freedom of speech. Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer
Attendees line up to get their tickets scanned to the All Are Neighbors event Wednesday evening on Cashion fifth floor. Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer
"Border Czar" Tom Homan speaking with political commentator Benny Johnson. Brady Harris | Photographer
Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton opens up Turning Point USA's "This is the Turning Point" tour at Waco Hall on Wednesday evening. Caleb Garcia | Photographer
Political commentator Benny Johnson speaking passionately to the attendees. Brady Harris | Photographer
Students, faculty and community members share their stories in Burleson Quad Wednesday night. Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer
Dr. John Singletary encouraged students to share their thoughts to the crowd during the All Are Neighbors' prayer vigil Wednesday evening. Sam Gassaway | Photo Editor
Waco junior Joanna Able leads in a moment of reflection during the All Are Neighbors prayer vigil Wednesday evening. Sam Gassaway | Photo Editor
All Our Neighbors (left) and Turning Point USA's "This is the Turning Point" tour (right) both took place on Baylor's campus Wednesday evening. Left Photo: Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer, Right Photo: Brady Harris | Photographer
Sam Gassaway
Sam Gassaway is a senior Film & Digital Media and Photojournalism double major from Argyle, Texas. He loves traveling, watching movies, and taking photos. After graduation, Sam hopes to work in the film industry as an editor.
Mesha Mittanasala
Mesha Mittanasala is a senior university scholars major with concentrations in political science, economics, and ethnic studies from San Francisco, CA. Outside of school and work, she can be found at the lifting at the gym, drinking coffee, or reading. After graduation, she hopes to work in government relations and attend law school to further pursue her passion for advocacy and public service.
Caleb Garcia
Caleb Garcia is a junior hailing from Harlingen, Texas, with a double major in Political Science and Forensic Anthropology. He loves photography, journaling, and cooking. After graduation, Caleb hopes to pursue a career in federal law enforcement.
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