Activists, Community Members Paint Chicago’s First Black Lives Matter Street Mural In South Shore
The mural lives on Jeffery Boulevard between 70th and 71st streets and pays homage to the city’s flag.
By Stephanie Kim
Activists, Community Members Paint Chicago’s First Black Lives Matter Street Mural In South Shore
The mural lives on Jeffery Boulevard between 70th and 71st streets and pays homage to the city’s flag.
By Stephanie Kim
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Chicago got its first Black Lives Matter street mural over the weekend, following in the footsteps of cities like Washington D.C., Seattle and New York.
Reset checks in with activist William Calloway for more about how the mural came together and the meaning behind the art.
GUEST: William Calloway, community organizer and executive director of Christianaire