Kassaundra Shanette Lockhart

For me, Halloween 2020, in my hometown of Lexington, North Carolina, was scheduled to be a day filled with a plethora of emotions: joy, optimism, enthusiasm, peace, love, invigoration. It was the final day of early voting, and I was spearheading the local portion of a statewide effort, by the organization Women AdvaNCe, to help voters feel secure and welcome at polling sites.
What I expected is what I received. Initially. Then the day took a turn and uncovered the rooted oppressive and...

Cover story article profiling Alphonso David, the Human Rights Campaign first minority president. He is also the first civil rights lawyer to lead the organization.

Cover story article profiling ACLU's first Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer, Amber Hikes.

General press release for the 36th Annual Barbecue Festival

🍷Thirsty? The Wine Garden Tent is open until 8:30 tonight. Come on down and enjoy the sights and sounds on Second Avenue.

A little over three years ago I made one of the best decisions of my life.
I decided to loc my hair.

Press release for upcoming summit

Article focused on the importance of white women listening instead of trying to relate to a black woman's exprience.

For 19 years, the Barbecue Festival has commissioned a sand sculpture for the festival. This photograph is from day three of sculpting.

Flyer created for the DIY Expo