Tattooed RBG mural in DC criticized
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Some residents in Washington, D.C., want to get rid of a mural of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The mural, created by California artist Jules Muck at the request of Miami-based Murals for Humanity, depicted the late Supreme Court justice with several tattoos on her face, including George Floyd's face, a "Vote" sticker, and the letters BLM in reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Muck, who noted she "was asked" to paint the mural in an email to the
Washington Examiner, said despite the fact that "a lot of people liked the mural," she offered "to assist in removing or changing the piece due to some feedback on Instagram @muckrock."