New mural in Sacramento's Little Saigon accused of inaccurac

A 500-foot mural project in Sacramento's Little Saigon that purportedly intended to celebrate the Lunar New Year — or Tet in Vietnamese communities — has faced accusations of inaccuracies and exclusion in its creation. About the project: The mural, commissioned by WellSpace Health through Wide Open Walls, was painted on Stockton Boulevard by five artists, listed by Wide Open Walls as Chimsworld (@chimsworld), Cova (@cova____), Emercam (@emercam_pro), Gman Hunter (@gman_hunter) and Open Heart Juskuz (@open_heart_juskuz). Critics sound off: Some social media users alleged inaccuracies and cultural appropriation in the artworks.

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