Crowd Carries ‘Black Lives Matter’ Signs in Uptown Minneapolis
Taken July 2020
Protesters gathered for the "How Many Weren't Filmed?" march in Uptown Minneapolis. This march advocated for racial justice and police accountability, with participants carrying signs that included messages such as "Black Lives Matter" and "No Justice No Peace."
Taken July 2020
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