Breonna Taylor Mural + Black Vote Mural Project (detail)
"Breonna Taylor and Black Lives Matter.” The 7,000 sq.ft. ground mural in Annapolis, MD that can be seen from space can now be seen right in your home. This print, an aerial photograph by Maurice Taylor, depicts the mural created on July 4th-5th, 2020. The mural uses peaceful and artistic means to express distress, giving a voice to those who need to be heard and to have their humanity recognized. FHN wants our future leaders to experience this pivotal moment in history in an active and positive way, and for Breonna Taylor to always be remembered.
"Black Vote Mural Project" (detail), is a reminder of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and an homage to those who fought for equal voting rights for ALL. The entire 30-foot mural can be viewed at the Banneker-Douglass Museum in Annapolis, Maryland.
"Breonna Taylor and Black Lives Matter.” The 7,000 sq.ft. ground mural in Annapolis, MD that can be seen from space can now be seen right in your home. This print, an aerial photograph by Maurice Taylor, depicts the mural created on July 4th-5th, 2020. The mural uses peaceful and artistic means to express distress, giving a voice to those who need to be heard and to have their humanity recognized. FHN wants our future leaders to experience this pivotal moment in history in an active and positive way, and for Breonna Taylor to always be remembered.
"Black Vote Mural Project" (detail), is a reminder of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and an homage to those who fought for equal voting rights for ALL. The entire 30-foot mural can be viewed at the Banneker-Douglass Museum in Annapolis, Maryland.
"Breonna Taylor and Black Lives Matter.” The 7,000 sq.ft. ground mural in Annapolis, MD that can be seen from space can now be seen right in your home. This print, an aerial photograph by Maurice Taylor, depicts the mural created on July 4th-5th, 2020. The mural uses peaceful and artistic means to express distress, giving a voice to those who need to be heard and to have their humanity recognized. FHN wants our future leaders to experience this pivotal moment in history in an active and positive way, and for Breonna Taylor to always be remembered.
"Black Vote Mural Project" (detail), is a reminder of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and an homage to those who fought for equal voting rights for ALL. The entire 30-foot mural can be viewed at the Banneker-Douglass Museum in Annapolis, Maryland.
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