As a temporary “Black Lives Matter” street mural continues to put Martinez’s discussions about racism in the national spotlight, its City Council has approved establishing a citizen task force to help guide the city’s responses to issues of race, gender and equality in general.
At a special meeting last week, the City Council also directed the city’s Park, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission to create a more formal process for approving art on the city’s streets.
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