In Macon, GA, there is a main post office facility that use to work out of a downtown historical building. It had a mural in the main lobby that depicted the history of the area including images of slavery and Jim Crow. I wonder if they are still in that building? I"m a mural painter from way back when and enjoy other people's work.

I thought the mural in Macon, GA was a very interesting mural. Don't know why the Montpelier post office objects to history? They seem to have an historical mural as well. Are the racist now going to paint over historical murals?

I wonder if the murals I helped paint are still there?

I don't think this one came from DeJoy. It reads more like someone suddenly decided the time was right to complain and get results. Verily, this reminds me of the recent Texas book-banning frenzy that was instigated by one parent and some Republican politicians.

* The exhibit has been there for 10 years but now it's suddenly offensive.

* The exhibit is not in the post office, but in adjoining rooms of the building. My local PO had a fire one time and had to relocate to a strip mall while repairs were made. This idea that the PO would be "tainted" by a mural but not, say, a package store - as was in the strip mall my PO relocated to - just illustrates the bullshit nature of this whole episode.