Scared A$$es: Calif. City Removes BLM Mural After Trump Supporter Ask For A MAGA 2020 Mural

California's Redwood City joined many cities in across the country in painting a Black Lives Matter mural, until recently when they quietly removed it.

Redwood City gave a local resident, Daniel Pease, permission to paint the Black Lives Matter mural during a Fourth of July public art celebration, they even supplied him with the paint. After a local real estate attorney, Maria Rutenburg, asked to have a MAGA 2020 sign on the same street, the city suddenly decided that the BLM mural was a traffic hazard and washed it away in the middle of the night.

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