Rename Black Lives Matter Plaza after Laken Riley

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Black Lives Matter Plaza will soon be no more. 

The toxic, radical, left-wing street graffiti that defaced two blocks of 16th Street NW near the White House will be removed in the coming months. District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser made the decision in response to a congressional proposal that threatened to withhold federal funds unless the mural was removed. It was a brilliant political maneuver to rid the district of such disgraceful left-wing cultural propaganda. However, rather than just removing it, the street section should be immediately renamed — and named after Laken Riley. 

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