‘Black Lives Matter’ billboard stirs controversy

An eye-catching billboard in a Memphis neighborhood has led to a heated debate on social media.

The billboard’s message states: “Black lives matter. So let’s quit killing each other.”

Fred Davis, a civil rights activist, is responsible for the billboard. He is no stranger to controversial billboards, according to MyFoxMemphis.

The billboard went up about three weeks ago, and has generated both positive and negative comments on social media.

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