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NJ Youth Employ ‘Chalktivism’ To Black Lives Matter Movement

Most teens that are too young to vote are making their voices heard through art.

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Most teens that are too young to vote are making their voices heard through art.
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EDGEWATER, NJ – Art and activism meet on the sidewalks of Edgewater.

Feeling their community lacks awareness or discussion around racial inequality, a group of youngsters are using “chalktivism” to contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement.

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