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Provo residents took to the streets June 13 to promote anti-racist community change.

Sara Cardenas was excited to come to BYU, but for different reasons than most freshmen. As the daughter of two Mexican immigrants and some who grew up in the deep south of Mississippi, she was excited to come to a school with a broader demographic than just black and white students.

Tinesha Zandamela on Provo Center Street (electzandamela)

Three members of the BYU Women Of Color Club watched Beyonce's visual album 'Lemonade' at a club meeting. (Ty Mullen)

From left: Utah Council Against Sexual Assault Executive Director Turner Bitton and board member Suzanne Harrison recognize BYU President Kevin J Worthen and BYU nursing professor Julie Valentine during the council's Sexual Assault Awareness Month awards ceremony. The organization recently created the Young Emerging Leaders Advisory Council, comprised of 12 community leaders and victims' advocates ages 18-30. (Utah Council Against Sexual Assault)