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Graffiti on H Street near Lafayette Square. "Witches Against White Supremacy" is written in red spray paint directly on the surface of the street. There is additional writing in red as well as blue imagery. The US Chamber of Commerce building with…

Protest signs and posters on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence, located on the north side of Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.

In these images, some signs focus on text and were created using marker on white or neon posterboard or cardboard.…

Protest signs and art on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence. This includes text written or painted on cardboard or paper, reading "Black & Proud," and "Say Her Name Black Lives." There is a large panel combining text with an image of seven Black…

The Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence with protest signs and art. A large banner reading Black Lives Matter in block letters dominates the area that would normally afford an unobstructed view of the White House. There is a yellow wreath situated on…

Graffiti on the facade of the Department of the Treasury using red, black, and blue spray paint. Text includes "We are unarmed!," "Fuck the system," "We want equality," "Pig pen," "ACAB," as "Fuck 12" in simple lettering. "Black Lives Matter" is…

"END RACISM NOW" is painted in yellow traffic paint on the pavement. Near it are the names of victims of police violence including Donta Dawson and David Jones, who are two local victims of police brutality.

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in temporary paint outside of Dallas City Hall. The letters are painted in outline only, with the colors black, green, and red. These are the colors of the Pan-African flag.

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted on asphalt in a variety of colors and styles. Each of the 16 letters depicts the aesthetic of the artists, as each artist had one letter to work on.

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in bright neon yellow traffic paint on the pavement of the Avery Ranch Camp 9 bridge over the Middle Fork Stanislaus River.

"Black Lives Matter" is painted in yellow on the sidewalk. It is a 100-feet long mural that is on red brick. A Stand with Black Youth protest and march that was organized by students at Berkeley High School ended with the painting of the words Black…