Tulsa ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural Must Be Removed, City Councilors Say
Supporters of "Black Lives Matter" hold their hands up in front of a line of State troopers and National Guards in Tulsa, Oklahoma where Donald Trump held a campaign rally at the BOK Center on June 20, 2020. Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images
City councilors in Tulsa, Oklahoma, agreed on July 29 to remove a “Black Lives Matter” mural from its Greenwood District.
The decision to remove the mural, which was painted on the street surface on June 20 without a city permit, followed a Tulsa City Council meeting on Wednesday.
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