mural, incorporating the tracks into the design by covering them with handprints of all colors of the rainbow. Portland On June 18, "Black Lives Matter" was painted on North Edison Street by the neighborhood. Inside the letters detailed stories about minority history in the area were included, starting the first black visitor from the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1800, ending with stories from 2018. It was vandalized on July 21. Pennsylvania Philadelphia A pastor had "End Racism Now" painted in yellow on a street in the Fishtown neighborhood. City crews tried unsuccessfully to remove it. South Carolina Spartanburg On June 20, volunteers painted "Black Lives Matter" along West Broad Street. Tennessee Chattanooga On June 29, volunteers painted "Black Lives Matter" on Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center. Texas Austin "Black Austin Matters" was painted in yellow along Congress Avenue. The Austin Justice Coalition painted "Black Artists Matter" in yellow along East 11th Street in the Central East Austin neighborhood. Dallas "Black Lives Matter" was painted across the plaza in front of Dallas City Hall. Houston On June 19, "Black Towns Matter" was painted in red and yellow lettering along Link Road in Independence Heights, the first city incorporated by African-Americans in Texas. Prairie View On June 19, Prairie View A&M University students painted a permanent "Black Lives Matter" street mural along Sandra Bland Parkway. Utah Salt Lake City Vermont Montpelier On June 13, hundreds of volunteers painted "Black Lives Matter" in yellow on the street in front of the Vermont State House. The mural was vandalized the following day. Virginia Harrisonburg On September 23, the Black Student Alliance of Eastern Mennonite University unveiled its 114-foot-long “Black Lives Matter” mural painted in yellow street paint at the entrance of the University Commons. Washington Seattle Local artists painted a colorful Black Lives Matter street mural in the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. In 2021, a second mural was painted outside Seattle City Hall. Wisconsin Madison On June 8, protesters painted "Defund Police" in yellow along Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard downtown. Milwaukee On June 19, "Black Lives Matter" was painted in yellow along North Martin Luther King Junior Drive adjacent to a police station in the Harambee neighborhood. Much of the mural washed away in a thunderstorm the following day. Other countries Similar street murals have been painted outside the United States: In Brunswick, Victoria,