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In September 2020, a "Black Lives Matter" street mural was painted in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States. The mural has 20-foot-tall yellow letters covering both lanes of Court Street. It was vandalized three times within a month, prompting multiple searches for culprits and repairs to damage. The project was organized by City Councilor at Large Tracye Whitfield, who spearheaded the creation of another "Black Lives Matter" mural following the multiple incidents of vandalism.
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