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"Black Lives Matter" is painted in white on the pavement across three streets.

"Las Vidas Negras," which translates roughly to Black Lives Matter, is written in white traffic paint on the pavement.

The mural was organized by Urbe Apie.

"Black Lives Matter" is painted in yellow on the pavement.

"Black Lives Matter" is painted in yellow on the pavement.

Justin Gomez and Martizians for Black Lives organized the mural with the help of the Recreation Department.

"Black Lives Matter" is painted on the pavement in red, yellow, and green.

The mural was organized by Black Coffee Justice.

"Black Lives Matter" is painted in yellow on the pavement. In front of the word is the Pan-African flag.

Kai Grant, owner and chief curator at Black Market Nubian, organized the mural.

A white crosswalk button sign reads "Fuck U Donny :)" in black.

"Abolish," "NYPD SMD Period," "No More Cops," and "Te Amo Kat," spray-painted on the Tweed Courthouse.

These were part of a month-long protest encampment at New York City's City Hall Park Area, organized by Vocal New York. The protesters lived and…

"No Justice No Peace" spray-painted on the door to the Tweed Courthouse. Other graffiti is on the steps, including "District 31 is Racist."

These were part of a month-long protest encampment at New York City's City Hall Park Area, organized by…