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A Texas law may force removal of a Houston Black Lives Matter mural honoring George Floyd, risking loss of a community symbol.
A Black Lives Matter mural in Houston honoring George Floyd may be removed under a new Texas law banning decorative pavement markings on public roads.
The state’s transportation department ordered compliance within 30 days, leading to the removal of rainbow crosswalks in Montrose.
The Houston mural, located near Floyd’s alma mater and created by local youth, is now at risk, though city officials have not confirmed any decision.
Mayor John Whitmire and other leaders have declined to comment, citing caution, while some express concern over the loss of a meaningful community symbol.
The mural’s future remains uncertain under the state mandate.
Una ley de Texas puede forzar la eliminación de un mural de Houston de Black Lives Matter en honor a George Floyd, arriesgando la pérdida de un símbolo comunitario.