Name: How a neighborhood battle started over painting ‘Black Lives Matter’ on SF’s Bernal rock
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How a neighborhood battle started over painting ‘Black Lives Matter’ on SF’s Bernal rock

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Last Wednesday, Bernal Heights resident Kseniya Makarova was driving by the famous colorful rock on top of Bernal Heights Summit when she noticed it was looking woefully outdated.If you're not familiar with this rock, it's frequently painted by neighbors - sometimes it's something silly like a , sometimes it's something political and of-the-moment. The rock was still wearing a mask to represent the coronavirus pandemic, so Makarova decided to paint it over with a "Black Lives Matter" message to reflect the current protests around the country over the killing of George Floyd by police.But the next morning, her .

Last Wednesday, Bernal Heights resident Kseniya Makarova was driving by the famous colorful rock on top of Bernal Heights Summit when she noticed it was looking woefully outdated.If you're not familiar with this rock, it's frequently painted by neighbors - sometimes it's something silly like a , sometimes it's something political and of-the-moment. The rock was still wearing a mask to represent the coronavirus pandemic, so Makarova decided to paint it over with a "Black Lives Matter" message to reflect the current protests around the country over the killing of George Floyd by police.But...

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