Washington, D.C. officials have now dismantled a monument to Black Lives Matter (BLM) that was intended to be a “permanent” symbol of the leftist movement.
Construction workers on Monday completed the removal of Black Lives Matter Plaza from Washington, D.C.’s 16th Street in front of the White House following weeks of demolition, photos and videos show. Democratic Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had the road emblazoned with “Black Lives Matter” in large yellow lettering following BLM protests in Washington in 2020, but agreed to demolish it after President Donald Trump returned to the White House and Congress threatened to revoke D.C. funding if it remained.
“Less than one month ago, I introduced legislation to force D.C. to remove Black Lives Matter Plaza,” Republican Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia said Monday in an X post. “Today, BLM Plaza is officially…
