The Office of Multicultural Affairs organized a Night of Lament to mourn Black lives lost to injustice. Students, faculty and staff shared messages about injustice and racial healing, followed by a time of prayer and reflection.
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- Students, faculty and staff gather at the Beauchamp Amphitheater for OMA’s Night of Lament Sunday night. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Speakers at OMA’s Night of Lament pray before the event Sunday night. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Dr. Phil Schubert, university president, addresses attendees of OMA’s Night of Lament Sunday night. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Cyrus Eaton, university chaplain, begins OMA’s Night of Lament with a prayer. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Jalen Garrett, sophomore journalism major from Garland, speaks words of lament about George Floyd at the Night of Lament Sunday. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Caleb Evans, junior computer science and musical theatre major from Tumwater, passionately sings a song at OMA’s Night of Lament Sunday. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Dr. Stephanie Hamm, chief diversity officer, speaks about the pain of Black mothers. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Makayla Mabry, senior criminal justice major from San Antonio, commemorates Brianna Taylor. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Kofi Forson, sophomore political science major from Little Elm, calls for societal reform at OMA’s Night of Lament Sunday. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Dr. Steven Moore, associate professor of language and literature, emotionally reads an original poem at OMA’s Night of Lament Sunday. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Ryan Bowman, director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, closes the Night of Lament with a benediction. (Photo by David Mitchell)
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- Anthony Egbo, junior psychology major from Richmond, closes OMA’s Night of Lament with a word of prayer. (Photo by David Mitchell)
