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The Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC) has created many murals in Los Angeles. These murals often reflect

▸ the need for the United States to develop more trade agreements like NAFTA.

▸ fairly safe and widely agreed upon perspectives.

▸ pride of community issues, portraits of prominent people and political figures, and political statements.

▸ noncontroversial issues that the city government wishes SPARC to support.

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