9, 2020. Maryland Baltimore On June 12, protesters painted "Defund the Police" on Gay Street in front of Baltimore City Hall. On June 21, residents painted "Black Lives Matter" in red along South Linwood Avenue at Patterson Park. Cambridge On June 16, local artists began painting "Black Lives Matter" along Race Street near the Harriet Tubman Museum. The mural is expected to last about a year. Salisbury "Black Lives Matter" was painted in blue, yellow, and green (the City of Salisbury's colors) along a Broad Street sidewalk. Broad Street was renamed to Black Lives Matter Boulevard on June 19. Massachusetts Springfield Michigan Detroit On June 17, local artists and students painted "Power to the People" in black and white along Woodward Avenue. Flint On June 14, several community organizations painted "Black Lives Matter!" on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. Jackson On June 14, "Black Lives Matter" was painted in Pan-African colors along High Street near Elnora Moorman Plaza and a house listed in The Negro Motorist Green Book. "Black Lives Matter" was also painted in yellow along West Washington Avenue. Kalamazoo On June 19, "Black Lives Matter" was painted along the center turn lane of Rose Street. Lansing A local activist painted "Black Lives Matter" in , yellow and white lettering along Capitol Avenue. Minnesota Minneapolis On July 18, the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery coordinated the painting of "Black Lives Matter" in -high letters on the street outside the museum, along Plymouth Avenue North between Newton and Penn avenues. 16 artists participated, each designing one letter. Mississippi Hattiesburg On June 12, residents painted "Black Lives Matter" along Mobile Street using temporary yellow paint. Moss Point On June 20, officials painted "Black Lives Matter" and the movement's fist logo on the street in front of city hall. Missouri Florissant From June 19 to 21, activists attempted three times to paint "Black Lives Matter" in white lettering along North Lindbergh Boulevard in front of the police department, but the city painted over the mural and arrested two activists for violating a local ordinance against street painting. Kansas City On September 5, six massive "Black Lives Matter" murals were painted across the city. Each mural was designed by a Black artist as part of a project called KC Art on the Block, is highly detailed, and covers the street for the length of at least one block. USA Today said