Kansas City Art Scene Dominated By #BlackLivesMatter Social Justice Struggle

During the streetcar "creative class" epoch of former Mayor Sly James . . . Public art was mostly frivolous and had very little social impact . . . In the past few weeks, the art scene has focused on diversity and amplified protests on the street. Take a look:

New KC exhibit showcases brutality of racism

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - As Kansas Citians honor the end of slavery in the U.S. with Juneteenth, one way to celebrate is learning more about history. A new exhibit at the Black Archives of Mid-America in the Jazz District called "The Story's in the Soil" examines the horrors of racial discrimination and terror many black people experience following the war.

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  1. Right. What this country needs is more "artists" (really, propagandists). The cliche is "starving artists." Hope it's true.

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  2. leave this soil then, take your black ass back to momma africa

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  3. They spelled soul wrong! Artist who can’t spell is funny!

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  4. Ho about some "art" that lists the names of all the African-Americans who have been murdered by other blacks in KCMO over the last four years.
    That's going to be right around 600 names.
    Someone's going to have to donate a really big wall.

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  5. Charles Whitman6/20/20, 9:43 PM

    I didn't lynch anyone.
    None of my ancestors lynched anyone.
    No one that I know is somehow related to anyone who was lynched.
    Very few people even know the name of at least one person who was lynched.
    I refuse to say that all white people today own any racial atrocities of the past.
    If SJWs can rewrite history, so can non-SJWs

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  6. Now showcase the murders committed by Blacks. Weird

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  7. BRUTALITY OF RACISM?

    According to the KCPD, as of June 19, there have been 84 homicides in KCMO.

    62% of victims are Black males.

    55 out of 69 identified suspects are Black males.

    The Prosecutor's office is sitting on 16 cases. Jean Peters Baker does a poor job of prosecuting violent criminals and keeping the public safe from repeat offenders.

    Marijuana is listed as a contributing factor in at least 4 homicides. Mayor Lucas is strongly pushing to decriminalize marijuana offenses.

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  8. Black complaint overload. Too many crying wolf aka racism has consequences. People are worn out and dont care anymore

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