Iryna Zarutska mural moved to new Providence location after pressure campaign from mayor, activists

Iryna Zarutska mural moved to new Providence location after pressure campaign from mayor, activists

Providence restaurant Opa the Phoenician is displaying a mural honoring slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska after activists and Mayor Brett Smiley pressured a bar into canceling it.

Another Business Owner Stepped Up to Host Iryna Zarutksa's Portrait

A mural of Iryna Zarutskaya was taken down from an LGBT club after far-left activists and Providence Mayor Brett Smiley ordered the business to remove it. Iryna is the young Iranian woman who was brutally murdered on a train. The murderer was a black male criminal who wanted to kill “the white girl.” Iryna doesn’t fit the leftist narrative. WTF?! Democrat Mayor of Providence, RI Brett Smiley has successfully pushed for the mural of Iryna Zaruts…

New Business Steps Up After LGBTQ Club Bows to Pressure Over Iryna Zarutska Mural

A Providence business honors Iryna Zarutska with a mural after controversy forced the original LGBTQ club to cancel it.

Iryna Zarutska mural moved to new Providence location after pressure campaign from mayor, activists - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! After left-wing activists in conjunction with Providence, Rhode Island Mayor Brett Smiley launched an intense pressure campaign against a mural of slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, sparking the project’s cancellation, another business in the city has stepped up to display the mural. Opa the Phoenician, a Lebanese restaurant in Providence’s historic Federal Hill, is now home to the mural, which ar…