Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/GAHTvhsFc3x.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter DC artist who helped paint Black Lives Matter Plaza in 2020 watched the street get removed [x8ZvJMr9acU] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT 7News speaks to artist who helped paint Black Lives Matter plaza in 2020 Keyonna Jones, a Southside D.C. native, artist and owner of Congress Heights Arts and Culture Center, recalls that summer night in June 2020 when she and others gathered to send a message in the midst of the George Floyd movement sparking nationwide protests. 0rRBBHwHqS4 G3WKOE0chRA ChcGJDdmZwN 7C1FEcrQsj7 F4JwMQg3zRO
7News speaks to artist who helped paint Black Lives Matter plaza in 2020 Keyonna Jones, a Southside D.C. native, artist and owner of Congress Heights Arts and Culture Center, recalls that summer night in June 2020 when she and others gathered to send a message in the midst of the George Floyd movement sparking nationwide protests. 0rRBBHwHqS4 G3WKOE0chRA ChcGJDdmZwN 7C1FEcrQsj7 F4JwMQg3zRO