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Showzart (Right) speaks to fellow attendees on the reason of the mural and how it came about. Photo by Nova Blanco-Rico.
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The community of Watts is now home to a 200-foot mural entitled “Unity Under the Sun,” which aims to promote unity, fight hate and discrimination. The unveiling of the mural, which took place at the Watts Historic Train Station on March 4, brought together community and city leaders, activists, artists and residents, most of them Latino and Black.
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