One can look at this as an expression of support for BLM, and perhaps Apple actually does, but the reality is that the mural does exist on the road today and an

One can look at this as an expression of support for BLM, and perhaps Apple actually does, but the reality is that the mural does exist on the road today and anyone using Apple Maps to get around benefits from the maps reflecting the current reality. Same goes for the street renaming. The only way I can see this being controversial is if the mural is removed or the street name is reverted and Apple Maps isn't updated to reflect those changes.