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Six Kansas City Streets Are Set To Become Canvases For Black Lives Matter Murals

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By Brian Ellison

 

To show Black lives matter in Kansas City, organizers plan to put down paint, in the manner of similar projects in elsewhere.

 

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The goal is to begin plotting the art and paint in September, while inspiring positive change that dismantles structural racism in the process.

For more information about the Black Lives Matter murals in Kansas City, and to volunteer to paint, visit the KC Art on the Block Facebook Page.

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