This past summer, a Black Lives Matter mural began to cover Fulton Street, the heart and soul of the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It was a bold, vivid, sidewalk-to-sidewalk statement that no one in the community could ignore. As the mural became more and more defined, so did the energy and spirit surrounding it. It became a gathering space. A safe area for the people of Bed-Stuy to congregate dance, sing, talk, learn, and meditate a space to build community.
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