TROSA honors Pauli Murray with building mural

Thanks to a reader for pointing out the mural celebrating the life of Pauli Murray -- the Baltimore-born, Durham-raised woman who became a leading academic, feminist, champion of civil rights, and the first black woman ordained as an Episcopal priest in the U.S. -- now added to the side of TROSA's furniture and frame shop downtown:

It's hard to imagine a better candidate for recognition this way than the pioneering Murray. For those who aren't familiar with her life story, the Carrboro Citizen has a nice piece that ran earlier this year on Murray and some of her accomplishments and triumphs.

Comments

[Andrew Edmonds]

Folks should also check out the Murray mural on the east side of the Co-op building on West Chapel Hill Street.

[dtdurham]

To read more about the project and the artist:
http://cds.aas.duke.edu/faceup/index.html

[Belstaff Outlet]

Good stuff as per usual, thanks. I do hope this kind of thing gets more exposure.