Tattooed RBG mural in DC criticized

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Some residents in Washington, D.C., want to get rid of a mural of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The mural, created by California artist Jules Muck at the request of Miami-based Murals for Humanity, depicted the late Supreme Court justice with several tattoos on her face, including George Floyd‘s face, a “Vote” sticker, and the letters BLM in reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.

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