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The Art Of The Protest Sign In North Texas


by Nilufer Arsala 12 Jun 2020 2:55 PM

A look at protest signs from across North Texas.

Throughout history, people have used art in the form of signs to express their beliefs and as commentary for protest. These signs can range from simple to complex, but all have the commonality of being used as a powerful tool to get a point across. Here are just a few of the signs used during the George Floyd protests across North Texas.

  • Alejandra Martinez/KERA News
  • Photo: Atali Samuel
  • Photo: Javier Mejia
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  • Photo: Javier Mejia
  • Bill Zeeble/KERA News
  • Photo: Javier Mejia
  • Photo: Atali Samuel
  • Photo: Danny Hurley from the project '100 Signs of BLM'
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  • Photo: Atali Samuel
  • Stella Chavez/KERA News
  • Photo courtesy of Sara Mokuria/Mothers Against Police Brutality
  • Photo: LM Otero/Associated Press
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  • Photo: Lane Gravely
  • Photo: Walt Burns
  • Photo: Danny Hurley from the project '100 Signs of BLM'
  • Photo: Diane Michelle
  • Photo: Walt Burns
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Others have been appreciating the signs on Instagram. Photographer Javier Mejia put this clip together featuring signs and scenes from the protests.

 

To learn how arts groups across North Texas are taking a stand for the protestors, check out this piece by Art&Seek Senior Reporter, Jerome Weeks.

 

Got a tip? Email Nilufer Arsala at nferrin@kera.org. You can follow her on Twitter @nillipxi53.

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