Lives Matter on-street public art mural by Luckie Alexander in the center lane of Hollywood Boulevard on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, replacing an earlier unofficial All Black Lives Matter on-street mural and paying tribute to transgender people of color. The earlier mural was painted by volunteers on June 13, 2020 at the same site in conjunction with the June 14, 2020 All Black Lives Matter march. Martinez On July 5, the words "Black Lives Matter" were painted in front of the Contra Costa County courthouse in downtown Martinez. The mural was defaced the day it was painted and was never restored. Oakland On June 7, residents and community groups painted "Black Lives Matter" along three blocks of 15th Street in downtown Oakland. Oakland On July 1, The Queer Healing Arts Center, 14 artists and over 250 community members - under the direction and design of the Queer Healing Arts Center's founder artivist Kin Folkz, artist Nkosi Smith and Imani Smith - painted a powerful mural in honor of Black Trans and Queer Lives that reads "ALL BLACK TRANS, QUEER, NON-BINARY, WOMEN, DISABLED, IMPRISONED LIVES MATTER" along seven blocks of Bellevue Ave/Lakeside Park Road at Lake Merritt (from Fairyland to the Lake Merritt Boathouse) in downtown Oakland. Palo Alto On June 30, up to 16 Bay Area artists will paint a temporary "Black Lives Matter" mural along Hamilton Avenue in front of city hall. Richmond More than 200 community members painted "Black Lives Matter" in yellow along Nevin Avenue in front of the city hall, with each letter measuring . Sacramento "Black Lives Matter!" was painted on Capitol Mall. San Francisco The Bay Area Mural Program painted a three-block-long "Black Lives Matter" in yellow along Fulton Street in the Fillmore District, leading up to San Francisco City Hall. Stockton On June 19, volunteers from across Northern California painted "Black Lives Matter" in the pan-African colors along a street in front of Victory Park. Santa Cruz Colorado Denver On June 12, hundreds of volunteers painted "Black Lives Matter" and "Remember This Time" along Broadway between the Colorado State Capitol and the City and County Building. Connecticut Bridgeport On June 19, "Black Lives Matter" was painted in yellow along Broad Street downtown. New Haven – On September 19, "Black Lives Matter" was painted in yellow on Basset Street, and on October 3rd on Temple Street. Florida Orlando On June 25, "Black Lives