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

The mural was organized by Celeste Thomas, director of multicultural affairs at Eastern Mennonite University.

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"End Racism Now" is painted on the pavement in various colors.

Below is a list of artists involved in Sunday's one-day project to create the 'END RACISM NOW' mural in the 200 block of Campbell Avenue. Jordan Fitzgerald (E), Ella and Ann Trinkle…

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Black Lives Matter VA is created from humans lying in the street. The human mural, formed around 7:30 a.m., spelled out the words “Black Lives” and “VA," with the word “Matter” chalked in between them. People from across Hampton Roads participated,…

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A monumental portrait of Richmond-based rapper and emcee, Radio Blitz, surrounded by the names of many individuals whose lives were lost to racial violence. Radio Blitz has his hands raised in the air and his gaze focuses upwards. The names are…

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A white sign reading "George Floyd's memorial was here for 6 months before white supremacists destroyed it on 12/28/20" is situated next to the Robert E Lee Monument. The Robert E Lee Monument has been covered with graffiti. The sign is also…

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These images depict the front and the side of the Robert E Lee Monument. Each side of the monument is covered in graffiti. On the front of the monument, multiple phrases are written. Some of the phrases include "Anti-Pork," "Be Holy," and "Every…

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This depicts a side view of the Robert E Lee monument in Virginia. In front of the monument are cement barriers with graffiti. One cement barrier has "Tamir" written on it.

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These photographs show projections on the Robert E. Lee Memorial. The first image depicts W.E.B. Du Bois. Portrayed on the horse above W.E.B. Du Bois is "BLM." The second image depicts George Floyd and above this image is the phrase "BLM." The third…

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“Understand we are never leaving” painted on the pavement on Monument Avenue sidewalk near the graffiti-altered Robert E Lee monument.
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