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[Photo News] Art to support Black Lives Matter
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Published : Jun 19, 2020 - 17:09 Updated : Aug 26, 2020 - 10:55
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Diverse forms of protest art created by various people, from artists and students to teachers, to express their solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement across different cities and states in the United States
(Photos: AP, Reuters-Yonhap)
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