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#TulsaOklahoma: Black Lives Matter Murals Message Spreads To Church Parking Lots

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Multiple churches in Tulsa now have the words “Black Lives Matter” painted nearby.

The yellow letters can be found in several parking lots.

The painting process started Monday evening when supporters first started painting at All Souls Unitarian Church off of Peoria.

Church leaders shared the message and their reason to support Black Lives Matter Wednesday at noon during a news conference.

Ryan Rhoades, a Tulsa activist, says it’s exciting to see the message get spread beyond the Greenwood District. Rhoades helped create the original BLM mural back in June.

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He says a lot of people were disappointed when the City of Tulsa made the decision to have it removed. He says the most recent murals are now on private property.

He and others have helped paint at least 4 murals in the last 24 hours.

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