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Group photo of some of the student artists who contributed to the mural. (Courtesy LVJUSD) 
A painted quote by art students on display in Building 200 at Granada High. (Courtesy LVJUSD) 
Humans Against Hate founder, Trent Thomsen and art teacher Ms. Malson in front of the art building. (Courtesy LVJUSD) 
A painted Aretha Franklin quote on display at Granada High. (Courtesy LVJUSD)
Granada High School’s Humans Against Hate Club and students from art teacher Kate Malson’s classes collaborated on a project to celebrate and honor Black History Month.
Students explored their creativity, painting various quotes and a mural featuring prominent and historical Black figures that are on display throughout campus.Â
“We want our campus to include visual representations of culture that increase awareness and understanding, and want our student body to feel seen, accepted, and appreciated,” said Trenton Thomsen, founder of Granada’s Humans Against Hate Club.
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