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Blue Lives, Black Lives Battle in Graffiti on Bridgeport Sidewalk
'Black Lives Matter! Not Blue!' found written on sidewalk outside home of police supporter.

CHICAGO, IL - A “Blue Lives Matter” sign, one that’s been popping up in windows lately for those supporting law enforcement, sparked a graffiti battle on a South Side sidewalk.
The sign was placed in the window of Felix Zaczek, a resident of the 3000 block of Emerald Avenue in the city’s Bridgeport neighborhood, according to a Chicagoist report.
Apparently in response to the sign, a message in graffiti was found on the sidewalk outside the home that read “Black Lives Matter! Not Blue!”
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Another message was found written nearby in the same color. “Blue Lives Only End Black Lives.”
The graffiti has since been washed up. The sign remains in Zaczek's window.
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