Mayor, Stakeholders Don’t See Eye-To-Eye As Conflict Over ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural Continues | The Oklahoma Eagle

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Mayor, Stakeholders Don’t See Eye-To-Eye As Conflict Over ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural Continues | The Oklahoma Eagle

www.publicradiotulsa.org By CHRIS POLANSKY It's he-said-they-said between Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum and key stakeholders in the Greenwood District, as the conflict continues over whether or not the unauthorized 'BLACK LIVES MATTER' mural on Greenwood Avenue can remain. In a statement and a subsequent press conference, Bynum said the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, which owns the […]

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