History Of Kansas City Mural Lost & Found



Hype blog reporting touting one of many Midtown Kansas City real estate schemes . . .

Amid the dust and drilling at the yet-to-be-open Plexpod Westport Commons is a little-known artistic gem — a mural inspired by local painting legend Thomas Hart Benton.

Notice the careful wording that avoids discussion of any value related to the find but still offers a somewhat interesting tidbit for media discourse.

More to the point . . . Other than planted sponsored content stories . . . The future of this local project looks nearly as dismal as the shuttered school which preceeded it.

You decide . . .

Comments

  1. Nice mural documenting the history of Kansas City of the enslavement of humans. Thomas Hart Benton was from a well known family who held massive numbers of humans in slavery. Beware of the true dark legacy of persons thrust upon local pedestals as "heroes".

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  2. ^^^^ Excellent point.

    Let's not forget all of the inhabitants of this land that were massacred after it was "discovered" by settlers.

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  3. let's not forget that indians enslaved, murdered, raped one another for eons before the arrival of europeans and continued to do so after their arrival.

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