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UNT students created these hand-written posters as part of a silent protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. The posters were taped to the front of Willis Library on September 21, 2016. UNT student Jazmine McGill organized the display to start a conversation about police brutality against African Americans and race relations in general.

A white page with a sign written in blue marker. The sign talks about Colin Kaepernick kneeling, with the hashtag Black Lives Matter written at the bottom in black marker.
A poster in black marker, some words underlined in red, a red heart next to them. The hashtags written at the bottom say BLM, embrace the skin you're in, i see it and racist exists.
A poster with only writing on it. The hashtags at the bottom are written in blue, and the rest in black. The poster is protesting institutional racism.
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