Black Lives Matter street mural (Salt Lake City)

Mayor Erin Mendenhall said: We want to make it clear that Salt Lake City believes Black Lives Matter and is committed to real change in our community.

An important part of this for us is creating a space where artists and community members are able to come together to express their feelings on this movement.

Panelists included Mendenhall, Black Lives Matter Utah founder Lex Scott, council member Ana Valdemoros, and creative director Chris Owens.

[9] Pablo Abarca, Donovan Guerrero, Emma Lamae, Liz Lambson,[5] Abigail Rodriguez, and Chloe and Gretel Tam were also selected.

"[2] In September 2020, a resident prepared to file a lawsuit against Mendenhall and the city for "not allowing other groups to have the same right to express opposing political points".

The mural was painted outside the Salt Lake City and County Building (pictured in April 2021).