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Rafael Valencia
Hit by car while riding bicycle
Bronx
October 6, 2021

Miss Ann
Manhattan
June 2022

Jason Sowell
Coney Island, Brooklyn

O’Shae Sibley
July 29, 2023
A dancer and choreographer was killed during a racist and homophobic altercation at a gas station in Midwood, Brooklyn

O’Shae Sibley
A dancer and choreographer who was killed in a racist and homophobic attack at a gas station in Midwood Brooklyn
July 29, 2023.

Biz Markie
July 16, 2021
Bronx

Carl Nacht (memorial for the ghost bike)
struck and killed by tow truck on while riding on the Hudson River bike path
Manhattan
June 22, 2006

Day of the Dead Memorial and Performance
gender based violence against women
by Feminist_collages_nyc and Nadia Rondon
November 1, 2022
Manhattan
photo by Chloe Luterman

Chancho
February 14, 2010
Bronx

Jina Masha Amini
September 16, 2022
Jina Amini was killed by Iranian revolutionary guard morality police in Tehran after she was arrested for not wearing her hijab properly while in public
Washington Square Park, Manhattan

Gil Scott-Heron
May 27, 2011
poet & musician
“The revolution will not be televised”

Taras Shevchenko Ukraine bust

Anthony 2021 Bronx memorial rest in peace

Bubba Loo
February 16 1978
Brownsville, Brooklyn

Brooklyn Kings Tribute
Notorious BIG
Sean Price
Pop Smoke

Christina Yuna-Lee
February 13, 2022
attacked and killed by a stranger who followed her into her apartment
photo by Andrew Seng

Twin Parks North West
Bronx
January 9, 2022
An apartment fire killed 17 people in the hi-rise building. All died by smoke inhalation.

RAMBO graffiti Lance De Los Reyes new york

Lil Angel
5/5/19
Bronx

Robert Janz completed tribute (with flowers + lights)
October 26, 2021

Djay
January 27, 2021
Bronx
One year after the loss of their son his parents wanted to have this mural painted not only to mourn Djay but to create suicide awareness.

Stuart Wertheimer
Member, leader, and president of Shore Parkway Jewish Center
1/4/22
Brooklyn

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