DC begins removing ‘Black Lives Matter’ plaza from street near White House
- Crews began removing the large yellow 'Black Lives Matter' mural near the White House on March 10, 2025, as stated by German Vigil, spokesperson for the District Department of Transportation.
- Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the change last week due to pressure from Republican activists in Congress.
- The removal process will take approximately six weeks and will be replaced by a set of city-sponsored murals, according to Bowser.
- Bowser reflected that the mural inspired millions of people and helped the city through a painful period, highlighting its significance during the protests against police brutality in 2020.
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