Following the now famous Black Lives Matter street mural in Washington D.C., activists later painted one in Oakland, California. This urban activism has garnered the attention of another city as well, Berkeley, who plans to paint a new street mural on Martin Luther King Jr. Way, in front of Old City Hall.
Berkely architect Yes Duffy was one of many participants who helped paint the Oakland mural and after learning his city was considering a mural, created a template that he sent to Berkeley's mayor and councilmembers, reports Berkelyside.
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At what point does archinect consider this spam? papd is copying and pasting the same thing for all but their first post.
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It is hard for me to believe that the apologist approach most individuals and businesses are taking toward what happened in particular to George Floyd and the “systemic racism” at large, is rooted in anything more than the fear of boycott and further destruction and looting during these extremely fragile economic times. It seems as if the underlying strategy most take is: “let’s do whatever it takes for the looters to stop looting; let’s say anything we have to say, even if it is not really how we feel, let’s say anything we have to say, do anything we have to do not to offend (actively or passively) our employees and customers.” I call that approach bullshit and desperate, not because I don’t believe in justice, racial equality, or police reform, but because these statements of support, apologies, and at times self-hatred are made under duress. Saying they are not, is further evidence of the extreme fear contrarians have for their possible financial ruin and character assassination; having contrary beliefs on this subject is neither necessarily racist, nor in support of discrimination. I simply cannot take such PR stunts seriously.
in recent news - NYC will give you money to fix all the damage. its a win win for everyone....guys you couldn't get your brick through my 4th floor window in the rear! damnit!
I believe that's called "privilege" to you know, post some shit on instagram and you're cool....anyway, make sure you're clients are aware of the NYC monies for their facade that needs a renovation.
no, but hey you're daughter was arrested as a demonstrator on a street that caught fire (client sent me photo) you might want to help our your business owners. "privilege" is being the mayor's daughter hanging with anarchists? or wrong place, wrong time...but yeah fix those storefronts bruh.
not legalized, just tolerated, then paid for by tax payers.
so Ricky you posted "So Vandalism is legalized?" and then added to your post in pure bot thinking...
Ricky you must of said something offensive, my comments don't make sense now.
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