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

There are flowers on the fence which is arranged to spell out the word “VOTE.” It is made up of red roses, white…

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Protest signs and posters on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence, located on the north side of Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.Orange roadsigns are placed on the fence near the "#SAYHERNAME" and "REST IN POWER" signs. On the roadsigns are various…

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"Unite Against Racism" is painted on the pavement. Each letter on the mural has its own theme with words like ‘Power to the People’ and ‘Black Votes Matter’ painted inside.

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#Busque Racismo Estructural ("Search for Structural Racism") is painted in white on the pavement.

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Inspired by the “End Racism Now” mural painted on the Main Street of downtown Fort Worth in June, Hollins approached Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. on July 4 with the idea to create something similar on the TCU campus.

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"No Room For Racism" is written 100 feet across the street. There are faces of the Friendship 9 stenciled in black and white with city logo colors.

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End Racism Now is painted on the red pavement. The words "End" and "Now" are painted in white, while "Racism" is painted in black.

The mural was organized by Deborah Peoples.

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End Racism Now #BLM is painted on the pavement in colorful letters. Each of the letters has a different design that was designed by 16 local artists. The mural was organized by the Community Mural Project, Triad Cultural Arts, Ministers'Conference…

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"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.
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