One of Washington D.C.’s newest monuments is “Black Lives Matter Plaza,” a portion of 16th Street Northwest closest to the White House.
Mayor Bowser renamed the area amid the George Floyd protests and commissioned a large-scale painting of “Black Lives Matter” on the street.
The slogan is a little hard to read at street-level, but that doesn’t stop throngs of tourists from visiting — including me.

A Google maps satellite view of Black Lives Matter Plaza.

Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC.

Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC.

Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC.
I am not sure whether the paint job will be permanent, or what happens when the street eventually reopens. I am curious whether slogans will appear elsewhere as well. 🎨
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