Much debate often surrounds controversial laws enacted by state legislatures and the United States Congress regarding the laws' constitutionality. Some of the controversialists against particular acts in the 19th century proposed protecting the people by applying the Principles of '98.
Pink Day is a day to stand up against the injustice of harassment and bullying, especially against minorities and those of the LGBTQ community. If youâve ever been bullied, you know how important it can be to have someone stand up for you. On Pink Day, you can stand up for everyone with a simple wardrobe choice.
Think Pink. Several employees wore pink to celebrate HRCâs first Womenâs Health Day and the fight against breast cancer. In addition to encouraging employees to wear pink, HRC hosted a 5K fun/run walk in the morning. Later several health booths were set up in the basement of the Resiliency Center. Lastly, a talk on preventing and treating breast cancer was given by Dr. Amy Braden from Hardin Memorial Health followed by a focus-group led by Breast Health Patient Navigator, Leesa Mattingly from Norton Cancer Resource Center.