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Mural of legendary civil rights activist John Lewis on a wall in Atlanta, Georgia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Granite and Marble Wall Fresco Exhibit inside the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Vehicles drive past Ben\'s Chili Bowl and a mural wall featuring civil rights leaders, musicians, and American icons Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Pictorial History of African Americans inside the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mural in downtown Springfield Ohio USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mural on the wall behind the Hotel Congress in Tucson AZ Royalty Free Stock Photo

African Americans marching wall mural exhibit inside the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel Royalty Free Stock Photo

A mural honoring past and present civil rights activists is painted on a building at Civil Rights Memorial Park in Selma Alabama Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statues of African Americans marching inside the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel Royalty Free Stock Photo

A painting showcases key moments of the civil rights movement at Civil Rights Memorial Park in Selma Alabama Royalty Free Stock Photo

wall art on garage FItchburg, Ma.. civil rights activist Royalty Free Stock Photo

Civil Rights Mural in Derry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mural featuring Cesar Chavez in Deep Ellum, Dallas, by renowned artist Ponchaveli. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Once considered a subversive art form and civic blight in most urban cities, this picture represents the growing trend of modern American cities incorporating graffiti wall art and murals into public spaces, embracing the ability of such art to positively impact the aesthetic landscape of city parks and neighborhoods. Located in the downtown Art District of Winston Salem, North Carolina, this Civil Rights focused wall mural captures a small piece of one such city's attempt to give voice to a newly budding class of community street artists.