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RBG Mural Appears In Downtown D.C. Near White House And BLM Plaza

Jon Brown
RBG Mural Appears In Downtown D.C. Near White House And BLM Plaza
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A mural of former Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg appeared in downtown Washington, D.C., over the weekend, just blocks from the White House and the recently-dubbed Black Lives Matter Plaza.

Artists Shawn Perkins and David Zambrano told CNN, “With the recent passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, there was no question who we would commemorate with this latest piece.” The mural adorns the boarded-up entrance of the Blackfinn Ameripub, an establishment a few blocks from the White House that served as a popular bar for Washington, D.C., residents until the coronavirus pandemic hit.

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