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Protesters at 3rd precinct following election results.

Minneapolis Police Third Precinct Protest, Biden Win

Protesters gather outside of the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct as part of a march shortly after Biden was announced winner…

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Protesters gathered outside the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct on Lake Street in Minneapolis as part of a march following the 2020 Presidential election. Many participants wore orange vests identifying them as "Democracy Defenders" from the Nonviolent Peaceforce, an organization dedicated to civilian protection and peacebuilding. This protest addressed themes of democratic integrity and civic engagement during a period of heightened political activity in the United States. The Third Precinct, a prominent police station in the city, has been a significant location for public gatherings and protests in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Democracy Defender Protest

Protesters gather outside of the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct as part of a march shortly after Biden won the Presidential…

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A march against environmental racism took place on Lake Street in South Minneapolis in November 2020. Participants carried signs advocating for environmental justice, including calls to "STOP ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM" and "NO BURNING TRASH". The march originated from the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct, a site of significant protests and community organizing following the murder of George Floyd earlier that year. This event underscored ongoing concerns within Minneapolis communities regarding environmental disparities and their disproportionate impact on marginalized populations.

Minneapolis Lake Street March Against Environmental Racism

Minneapolis takes to the streets to rally after the media called the Presidential Race for Joe Biden. The march went…

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Protester holds up No Coup sign at Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct

Protesters gather outside of the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct as part of a march shortly after Biden was announced as…

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A mural reading "ABOLISH THE POLICE" covers the boarded-up windows of the Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge on Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis. This artwork emerged during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising, following the murder of George Floyd, when many businesses boarded their windows and became canvases for protest art. People gathered outside the venue on Minnehaha Avenue in November 2020, shortly after the United States Presidential election results were announced. The gathering reflects ongoing public discourse and protest movements concerning policing and social justice in Minneapolis and across the nation.

“Abolish The Police” Mural, Hook and Ladder, Minneapolis

Protesters gathering on Minnehaha Ave in Minneapolis after the Presidential race was decided in favor of Joe Biden.

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Protesters gathered on Minnehaha Avenue outside The Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge in Minneapolis following the media's announcement of Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 Presidential election. This location is situated near the former Minneapolis Police Third Precinct, which was a significant site during the 2020 protests. The Hook and Ladder building, a cultural venue operated by The Firehouse Performing Arts Center, featured murals reflecting community sentiment. Participants carried flags and signs, continuing to express concerns related to social justice and political outcomes.

Minneapolis 3rd Precinct Protest at Hook and Ladder

Protesters gathering outside the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct after the media called the Presidential race for Joe Biden.

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Minnesota State Patrol vehicles, including an LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) unit and buses, are parked at the Minneapolis Convention Center. The Convention Center served as a temporary operational base for the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct after its original building was burned in May 2020, following the murder of George Floyd. These specialized vehicles are typically deployed for crowd management and potential arrests during large public protests. Their presence reflects the heightened security posture in downtown Minneapolis during periods of civil unrest.

MN State Patrol LRAD & Arrest Buses, Minneapolis Convention Center

The State Patrol LRAD vehicle along with mass arrest buses parked behind the Downtown Minneapolis Convention Center. The center is…

Arrest, Bus, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota State Patrol, Protest

Minnesota State Patrol vehicles and arrestee buses are parked outside the Minneapolis Convention Center in Downtown Minneapolis. The Minneapolis Convention Center served as a temporary home for the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct following its destruction in May 2020. The original Third Precinct building was burned during protests that erupted in Minneapolis after the murder of George Floyd. This temporary relocation facilitated continued law enforcement operations in the city during a period of significant civil unrest and public demonstrations.

State Patrol at Minneapolis Convention Center Temporary Precinct

State Patrol and arrestee buses outside the Minneapolis Convention Center. The Convention Center is currently being used as a temporary…

Arrest, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota State Patrol, Protest

The US Bank Plaza building in downtown Minneapolis displays its ground-level windows and entrance covered with protective plywood. This measure was implemented in response to civil unrest, as indicated by the 'MinneapolisUprising' context. As a significant financial institution, US Bank Plaza functions as a major commercial hub within the city's central business district. The boarding reflects widespread efforts by businesses to secure properties during periods of protest.

US Bank Plaza, Downtown Minneapolis, Boarded Windows

US Bank Plaza in downtown Minneapolis with boards covering the windows.

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, US Bank

A Minneapolis Police officer stands near Interstate 94 during a protest on November 4, 2020, the day after the presidential election. This event was part of the ongoing demonstrations in Minneapolis following the murder of George Floyd. The concrete wall of an overpass or underpass structure features "FLOYD" graffiti, a common visual marker of the Minneapolis Uprising. The march onto Interstate 94 prompted a heavy police response and resulted in 646 arrests, marking the largest mass arrest in Minnesota state history.

Minneapolis Police Officer, I-94 Protest, Floyd Graffiti

Heavy police response to a protest that walked onto Interstate 94 the day after the election. 646 were arrested in…

Arrest, Interstate 94, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minneapolis Police Officer, Minnesota, Police Officer, Protest

Police officers, including members of the Minnesota State Patrol, are deployed on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis during the mass arrest of 646 protesters. This significant event occurred on the day after the election, following a march that occupied a section of the freeway. Interstate 94, a vital transportation corridor through the Twin Cities metropolitan area, became a focal point for public dissent. The protest was part of broader demonstrations in Minneapolis, reflecting ongoing social and political concerns during a period of heightened unrest.

Police Arrest 646 Protesters on I-94 in Minneapolis

Police arrest 646 protesters in Minneapolis on Interstate 94 following a march down the freeway on the day after the…

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Police officers confront protesters on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis on the night after election day, November 4, 2020. This event led to the arrest of 646 individuals who had marched onto the highway as part of ongoing civil unrest. Interstate 94 serves as a major east-west transportation corridor through the urban core, connecting Minneapolis and St. Paul. The occupation of this critical infrastructure highlighted the intensity of the protests occurring in the city during that period.

646 Protesters Arrested on Interstate 94, Minneapolis

646 protesters are arrested on Interstate 94 after marching through Minneapolis on the night after election day.

Arrest, Interstate 94, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota, Protest

Minneapolis Mounted Police officers are positioned in Minneapolis following a post-election march. This protest occurred the day after election day, with participants moving onto Interstate 94. The event resulted in 646 arrests by law enforcement. Mounted police units are often deployed for crowd management and to maintain order during large public gatherings.

Minneapolis Mounted Police at night, post-election march

Minneapolis Police on horses while arrested 646 in Minneapolis following a march down Interstate 94 the day after election day.

Arrest, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota, Protest

Minneapolis Police officers stand on an overpass above Interstate 94 as protesters march below, demanding democracy. This march, originating from Downtown Minneapolis and Cedar/Riverside, was part of widespread protests in the city. The event led to 646 arrests, marking it as a significant mass arrest event in Minneapolis's history. Interstate 94, a major transportation artery connecting the Twin Cities, became a focal point for public expression during this period.

Minneapolis Police on Overpass, Protesters on I-94

Protesters demanding democracy march from Downtown Minneapolis and Cedar/Riverside onto I-94. 646 arrests were made in what is likely the…

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Minneapolis Police officers monitor a protest on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis during November 2020. This event occurred as multiple marches converged onto the highway to protest then-President Trump's challenges to the 2020 election results. The protest resulted in 646 arrests, marking the largest mass arrest in Minnesota state history. Protesters carried signs addressing voter suppression and demanding community control of the police, reflecting broader concerns present during the Minneapolis Uprising.

Minneapolis Police Monitor I-94 Anti-Trump Protest, 2020

Minneapolis on this day 4 years ago in 2020: 646 were arrested in the largest mass arrest in Minnesota state…

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Minnesota State Patrol officers form a line across Interstate 94 in Minneapolis. This action occurred on the night after the election, preceding the arrest of 646 individuals who had been marching on the freeway. The march on Interstate 94 was part of broader protests and civil unrest that occurred in Minneapolis following the election. Interstate 94, a major transportation artery connecting the Twin Cities, frequently becomes a site for public expression and protest during periods of significant social or political activity.

Minnesota State Patrol Forms Line on I-94, Minneapolis

Minnesota State Patrol form a line across Interstate 94 in Minneapolis prior to arrest 646 who had been marching on…

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Protesters marched on Interstate 94 in Downtown Minneapolis, demanding democracy and an end to police brutality. The protest on Interstate 94 resulted in 646 arrests, marking the largest mass arrest event in Minnesota history. Participants carried signs and banners advocating for Black Lives Matter, community control of the police, and systemic change. Interstate 94, a major transportation artery connecting the Twin Cities, became a site for public expression during this period of civil unrest.

Minneapolis Protesters March on Interstate 94

Protesters demanding democracy march on I-94. 646 arrests were made, the largest mass arrest event in Minnesota history.

Banner, Downtown Minneapolis, Interstate 94, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Protest, Protester

A protest march proceeds onto Interstate 94 in Minneapolis at night, originating from Downtown Minneapolis and the Cedar/Riverside neighborhood. Participants carried signs and banners, advocating for democracy and social justice. This event was part of broader protests in Minneapolis, drawing attention to systemic issues. The march resulted in 646 arrests, marking one of the largest mass arrest or citation events in the city's history. Interstate 94 serves as a major transportation artery connecting various parts of the metropolitan area.

Minneapolis I-94 Night Protest March

Protesters demanding democracy march from Downtown Minneapolis and Cedar/Riverside onto I-94. 646 arrests were made in what is likely the…

Banner, Downtown Minneapolis, Interstate 94, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Skyline At Night, Minnesota, Protest, Protester

Protesters gather in Downtown Minneapolis on the night of November 4, 2020, following Election Day. The crowd assembled near the U.S. Bank Stadium before embarking on a march that would lead to Interstate 94. This event resulted in the arrest of 646 individuals for marching on the highway, constituting the largest mass arrest in Minnesota's history and reflecting the period of significant social unrest in the city.

Minneapolis Post-Election Night Protest March

Protesters prepare to march on the night after Election Day in Minneapolis. Authorities would arrest 646 for marching on Interstate…

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Stop trump racist voter suppression November 2020

Protester holds up a sign reading “Stop trumps racist voter suppression! Party for Socialism & Liberation”

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Protesters in Minneapolis hold a banner during a march for justice for George Floyd. The banner reads "No Killer Cops Ice Raids US Wars Black Native Stolen Lives Matter". This protest was part of the widespread Minneapolis Uprising, a series of civil unrest and demonstrations following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The march later led to 646 arrests on Interstate 94, highlighting the scale of public dissent against police brutality and systemic injustice.

Minneapolis Protest: Justice for George Floyd, No Killer Cops

Protesters hold up a large banner reading “No Killer Cops Ice Raids US Wars” prior to a march that would…

Banner, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Protest, Protest Sign, Protester

A protester holds a sign from the Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO) during a march in Minneapolis. The sign declares "The whole damn system is guilty as hell" and includes an image of a burning building, referencing the widespread unrest following the murder of George Floyd. This protest, part of the broader Minneapolis Uprising, occurred around the 2020 election, reflecting calls for significant societal and political change. Such demonstrations highlight ongoing demands for justice and accountability within urban environments.

Minneapolis Protest Sign: ‘The Whole Damn System Is Guilty as Hell’

A protester holds up a sign by the Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO). It reads “The whole damn system is…

Election, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Protest, Protester, Sign

A news helicopter flies over Minneapolis City Hall in Downtown Minneapolis. Completed in 1906, the Minneapolis City Hall and Hennepin County Courthouse is a prominent Romanesque Revival structure that serves as the seat of local government for both the city and Hennepin County. News helicopters often provide aerial coverage of significant public events and gatherings in the city, including protests and marches. The building's central location and governmental function make it a frequent focal point for civic activity.

News Helicopter Over Minneapolis City Hall, Downtown

A news helicopter over Minneapolis City Hall in Downtown Minneapolis.

Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minneapolis City Hall, Minnesota

The boarded-up storefront of Saks Off 5th Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis displays two large signs. One sign reads "100% IN FOR DEMOCRACY," while the other states "STRONGER TOGETHER BETTER TOGETHER ALWAYS TOGETHER," both bearing the Saks Off 5th x Civic Alliance branding. Many businesses in Minneapolis boarded their windows in 2020, both during the protests following George Floyd's murder and in anticipation of potential unrest surrounding the US Presidential Election. These signs reflect a corporate message of civic engagement and unity during a period of significant social and political tension in the city and across the nation.

Saks Off 5th Ave Boarded Store Democracy Signs, Minneapolis

Signs on the side of Saks Off 5th Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis.

Downtown Minneapolis, Election, Minneapolis, Minnesota

US Bank Stadium Construction Workers

Construction workers work to repair the side of US Bank Stadium in November 2020.

Construction, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota Vikings, NFL Stadium, Stadium, US Bank Stadium

Graffiti reading "Stand Up Fight Back" and "Free Stuff!" marks the windows of a Target store in Uptown Minneapolis. This graffiti emerged following a march down Lake Street on election night, reflecting the intense social and political climate in the city. The messages directly relate to the protests and calls for social change that characterized Minneapolis during this period. The defacement of a prominent retail establishment like Target underscores its role as a symbol in broader discussions of economic justice and community grievances.

Uptown Minneapolis Target Graffiti: Stand Up Fight Back, Free Stuff

Graffiti on the windows of a Target Store in Uptown Minneapolis that reads “Stand Up Fight Back” “Free Stuff”. The…

Graffiti, Lake Street, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Protest, Target Store, Uptown Minneapolis

A Minneapolis Police officer stands in the street during an election night protest in Uptown Minneapolis. This protest involved a march through the Uptown neighborhood, culminating near Bryant Square Park, where several arrests were made. The event occurred amidst a period of heightened social and political tension in Minneapolis, following widespread protests and civil unrest. Such public gatherings and police presence reflect the ongoing dialogue and challenges within the city's urban environment regarding public order and civil liberties.

Minneapolis Police Officer, Uptown Protest, Election Night

Minneapolis Police officer stands in the street near Bryant Square Park where arrests were made following an election night march…

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Minneapolis Police officers conduct arrests near Bryant Square Park in Uptown Minneapolis on election night. These arrests followed protests that occurred in the city, reflecting ongoing social unrest, particularly after the Minneapolis Uprising. Bryant Square Park, a public green space in the Uptown neighborhood, served as a gathering point during these events. Police vehicles with flashing lights and numerous officers are present, alongside individuals documenting the events, including members of the press. This event highlights the heightened tensions and public engagement surrounding the election and local issues.

Minneapolis Police arrests at Bryant Square Park on election night

Minneapolis Police outside Bryant Square Park in Uptown Minneapolis where they made arrests following protests on election night.

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Arrests at Bryant Square Park, Minneapolis, followed an election night protest on November 3, 2020. Minneapolis Police, Park Police, and Hennepin County Sheriff officers detained 14 individuals at the park after a march through Uptown Minneapolis. Bryant Square Park, a public green space established in 1907, is located in the city's Uptown neighborhood and serves as a community gathering area. This event occurred during a period of significant social unrest and ongoing protests in Minneapolis, stemming from the Minneapolis Uprising earlier that year.

Election Night arrests at Bryant Square Park, Minneapolis

Minneapolis Police, Park Police and Hennepin County Sheriff officers arrest 14 after an election night protest through Uptown Minneapolis.

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Election Night Arrests in Bryant Square Park, Minneapolis. Law enforcement officers from the Minneapolis Police, Park Police, and Hennepin County Sheriff's departments conducted arrests at Bryant Square Park in Minneapolis on Election Night. These arrests, totaling 14 individuals, occurred after a march through Uptown Minneapolis. Bryant Square Park, a community green space in the Uptown neighborhood, is typically used for recreation and public gatherings. The event highlights the social and political climate in Minneapolis following a period of significant public protest.

Election Night Arrests, Bryant Square Park, Minneapolis

Minneapolis Police, Park Police and Hennepin County Sheriff officers arrest 14 after a march through Uptown Minneapolis on Election Night.

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The AT&T retail store on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis is shown with its windows boarded on November 3, 2020. Many businesses in Minneapolis, particularly along commercial corridors like Lake Street, boarded their storefronts in response to the civil unrest and property damage that occurred during the Minneapolis Uprising in May 2020. Graffiti, including a tribute to George Floyd, is visible on the boarded windows of an adjacent building, underscoring the ongoing impact of the protests. This measure was taken to protect properties in the area, reflecting the lasting effects of the events that reshaped parts of the city.

Boarded AT&T Store, Lake Street, Uptown Minneapolis

Boards over AT&T store on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis on November 3, 2020.

Boards, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Retail Store, Uptown Minneapolis

Graffiti art covers the protective boards of the John Fluevog retail store located at the intersection of Hennepin Avenue and Lagoon Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. These boards were installed on businesses throughout the city for protection during the Minneapolis Uprising. The artwork, created by various artists, transformed these temporary barriers into a public canvas for expression and commentary during a period of significant social unrest. This form of street art became a notable feature of the urban landscape, reflecting community sentiment and resilience in the wake of the protests.

Graffiti Art on John Fluevog Store, Hennepin Ave

Art on boards covering the John Fluevog store on Hennepin Ave and Lagoon Ave in Uptown Minneapolis.

Art, Boards, Graffiti, Hennepin Ave, Lagoon Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Retail Store, Uptown Minneapolis

The intersection of Hennepin Avenue and Lagoon Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis is illuminated at night, featuring businesses such as Cowboy Slims and Williams Pub. This corner serves as a central commercial and entertainment hub within the vibrant Uptown district. Historically, Uptown has been a significant cultural and retail destination, attracting residents and visitors to its array of shops, restaurants, and nightlife venues. The presence of these establishments underscores the area's ongoing role as an active urban environment and a key gathering place in the city.

Cowboy Slims & Williams Pub, Hennepin & Lagoon Ave, Mpls

Cowboy Slims at the corner of Hennepin Ave and Lagoon Ave in Uptown Minneapolis.

Bar, Hennepin Ave, Lagoon Ave, Lake Street, McDonalds, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Uptown Minneapolis

Bikers going past boarded up buildings on Nicollet Mall

Nicollet Mall Boarded Retail Stores and Cyclists

Bikers bike past boarded up buildings on Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis.

Biker, Biking, Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Nicolelt mall, Retail Store

A "Vote Here" sign stands on the sidewalk outside Westminster Presbyterian Church in Downtown Minneapolis. The church's digital marquee displays "Vote by Nov. 3!", indicating its function as a polling place or a site for election-related information during the general election. Established in 1857, Westminster Presbyterian Church has a long history in Minneapolis and serves as a prominent community institution. Located in the heart of the city, the church often participates in civic life, including hosting polling stations for local and national elections.

Vote Here Sign at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis

A Vote Here sign outside the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Downtown Minneapolis on election day.

Downtown Minneapolis, Election, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sign

A protest addressing housing issues and record homelessness took place outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home in Northeast Minneapolis. Participants gathered to demand action from the mayor regarding the city's escalating homelessness crisis. This event occurred during a period when homelessness reached unprecedented levels in the city, reflecting ongoing social and economic challenges. Across the street, individuals dined on a restaurant patio, creating a visual juxtaposition of daily life against civic engagement.

Northeast Minneapolis Housing Protest, Patio Diners

Protesters outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home in Northeast Minneapolis. The protesters are demanding the mayor do something about housing…

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Protesters marched to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home in Northeast Minneapolis to serve an "Eviction Notice." This protest addressed concerns regarding homelessness and housing policies in the city, particularly in the context of the Minneapolis Uprising. A large banner on the ground explicitly displayed the message "EVICTION NOTICE JACOB FREY SIGNED BY THE PEOPLE." Another protester held a sign stating "NO EVICTIONS ON STOLEN LAND," linking the housing crisis to historical land injustices.

Protesters Serve Eviction Notice to Jacob Frey, Minneapolis

Protesters march to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home in Northeast Minneapolis to service an “Eviction Notice”.

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A protest sign is displayed outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's home, explicitly calling for his removal from office. The sign, which reads 'Your time is up! Bye, Bye Mayor Frey. Evicted,' reflects public demands for action on critical issues such as homelessness in the city. This protest is part of broader social justice movements in Minneapolis, including those advocating for Black Lives Matter and Native Lives Matter, which gained significant momentum during the period of the Minneapolis Uprising.

Protest Sign Outside Mayor Frey’s Home, Minneapolis

Protester outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home holds up a sign that reads “Your time is up! Bye, Bye Mayor…

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A housing protest addressing homelessness took place outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home in Northeast Minneapolis. During the protest, two men wearing "Make America Great Again" hats disrupted the gathering, carrying an American flag and a "Thin Blue Line" flag. This event reflects ongoing tensions surrounding housing insecurity and political polarization in Minneapolis, particularly in the wake of the Minneapolis Uprising. Protests concerning housing and homelessness have been a recurring feature of public discourse in Minneapolis, highlighting persistent social challenges within the urban environment.

Housing protest at Mayor Frey’s home, MAGA disruption

Two men wearing "Make America Great Again" hats disrupt a housing protest outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home.

Hennepin Ave, Homelessness, MAGA, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Northeast Minneapolis, Protest

A protester holds a sign advocating for proactive public safety measures during a march in Minneapolis. The protest, originating from Holmes Park, proceeded to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s residence, demanding action on the city's rising homelessness. The message 'PUBLIC SAFETY SHOULD BE PROACTIVE NOT REACTIVE' reflects calls for comprehensive solutions to address homelessness as a critical component of community well-being. The march took place on a street in Minneapolis, with the Old Town Saloon visible in the background, located on Hennepin Avenue in Northeast Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Protest for Public Safety at Mayor Frey’s Home

Protesters march from Holmes Park to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s home to demand he do something to address the city's…

Hennepin Ave, Homelessness, March, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Northeast Minneapolis, Protest, Protest Sign

A memorial setup for Walter Wallace Jr under the light rail bridge.

Walter Wallace Jr memorial in Minneapolis

Memorial, Minneapolis

A unrest damaged building that housed restaurants near the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct.

Burned out building in South Minneapolis

Burned Building, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Police Station, Riot Damage

Toussaint Morrison leads a group of protesters down Lake Street in solidarity with Philadelphia after the killing of Walter Wallace.

Protest in Minneapolis in solidarity with Philadelphia

Lake Street, March, Minneapolis, Protest, Protesters

Protesters march from South High School to the Minneapolis Third Precinct in solidarity with Philadelphia over the killing of Walter Wallace Jr.

This is the future and it is anti-racist

Lake Street, March, Minneapolis, Police Station, Protest, Protest Sign, Protesters

Protesters march from South High School to the Minneapolis Third Precinct in solidarity with Philadelphia after the killing of Walter Wallace Jr.

Philadelphia solidarity protest in Minneapolis

March, Minneapolis, Police Station, Protest, Protesters

Chalk on the street outside Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's home. Protesters gathered to protest homeless encampment evictions.

Sidewalk chalk outside the Mayor’s home

Art, Graffiti, Minneapolis, Northeast Minneapolis

Myon Burrell's son, who shares the same name, speaks at George Floyd Square. Myon Burrell was convicted of murder in 2002 in a case that has people calling for his exoneration. More info at myonburrell.com

Myon Burrell’s son speaks at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis, Protest, Rally

ACLU's Elizer Darris speaks to Myon Burrell supporters at George Floyd Square. Myon was convicted of murder in 2002 in a case that has people calling for his exoneration. More info at myonburrell.com.

Elizer Darris speaks at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis, Protest, Rally

Supporters gather at George Floyd Square to talk about the Myon Burrell case. Myon was convicted of murder in 2002 in a case that has people calling for his exoneration. More info at myonburrell.com.

Rally in support of the release of Myon Burrell

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis, Protest, Rally

Michael Toussaint, the father of Myon Burrell, speaks at George Floyd Square. Myon Burrell was convicted of murder in 2002 in a case that has people calling for his exoneration. More info at myonburrell.com

10/25/20 George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis, Protest, Rally

Protesters march through North Minneapolis

Black Lives Matter, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Protest, Protesters

A notice on boards outside the US Bank branch near the third precinct. The bank was destroyed in riots following the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Due to damage this US Bank branch is currently closed

Burned Building, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Retail Store, Riot Damage, South Minneapolis

Those at the square keep themselves warm with a fire.

Protesters warm hands at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis

Community members gather at George Floyd Square.

Community gathers at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis, Protest

Protesters gather to push for community control of the University of Minnesota Police Department.

Students push for community control of police

Dinkytown, March, Minneapolis, Protest, Protesters, Rally, Students, University of Minnesota

A bouncy castle was brought in to George Floyd Square for what would have been George Floyd's 47th birthday.

Bouncy castle at George Floyd Square on his 47th birthday

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis

Food being offered to the community at George Floyd Square on what would have been George Floyd's 47th birthday.

Food being served at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis

George Floyd's aunt Angela Harrelson speaks on what would have been George's 47th birthday at George Floyd Square.

Angela Harrelson speaks at George Floyd Square

George Floyd, George Floyd Memorial, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis

George Floyd's aunt Angela Harrelson, cousin Paris Stevens and memorial caretaker Jeanelle Austin speak on what would have been George Floyd's 47th birthday.

George Floyd’s family speaks on his 47th birthday

George Floyd, George Floyd Memorial, George Floyd Square, Minneapolis

Riverside Plaza near downtown Minneapolis

Riverside Plaza apartment buildings in Cedar-Riverside, near downtown Minneapolis.

Apartment Building, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, NFL Stadium, Stadium, US Bank Stadium

Ford Center and Broadway Avenue in North Minneapolis

Ford Center and Broadway Avenue in North Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, North Minneapolis, South Minneapolis, Theater, Uptown Minneapolis

Looking down on the Crystal Court inside the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis.

Crystal Court from above

Downtown Minneapolis, IDS Center, Minneapolis, Nicollet Mall

Murals on the boards covering the former K-Mart on Nicolett Ave in South Minneapolis.

Murals on former K-Mart

Art, K-Mart, Minneapolis, Mural, Nicollet Ave

After the Minneapolis Third Precinct was set on fire in May, the Minneapolis Police moved their operations to the Convention Center downtown where it continues to operate out of to this day.

Minneapolis Police at Convention Center

Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Police Station, Squad Car

"MPLS Loves PDX" written on concrete barriers across from the Hennepin County jail.

MPLS PDX

Downtown Minneapolis, Graffiti, Minneapolis

Protesters march through Downtown Minneapolis the day after Derek Chauvin is released on bail.

Protesters march the day after Derek Chauvin is released

Derek Chauvin, Downtown Minneapolis, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police 1st Precinct, Police Station, Protest, Protest Sign, Protesters

A protest sign held up the day after former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was released on bond, protesters march to the First Precinct in downtown Minneapolis.

Hey Derek you forgot your hat

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Protesters march past the Minneapolis First Precinct the day after former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was released on bond. Chauvin has been charged in the May 25th death of George Floyd.

Protesters march after Derek Chauvin is released

Derek Chauvin, Downtown Minneapolis, March, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police 1st Precinct, Police Station, Protest, Protesters

Toussaint Morrison speaks during a march the day after former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin was released on bond. Chauvin is charged in the May 25th death of George Floyd in South Minneapolis.

Toussaint Morrison speaks after Chauvin is released

Derek Chauvin, Downtown Minneapolis, March, Minneapolis, Protest, Toussaint Morrison

Protesters outside the Hennepin County Government Center the day after former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was released from jail on bond. Derek Chauvin is charged in the May 25th death of George Floyd.

Jail not bail for killer kkkops

Derek Chauvin, Downtown Minneapolis, Hennepin County Government Center, Minneapolis, Protest, Protest Sign, Protesters

Protest at courthouse after Chauvin makes bail

Derek Chauvin, Downtown Minneapolis, Hennepin County Government Center, Minneapolis, Protest, Protesters, Rally

Protests outside the Minneapolis police 5th precinct police station as Derek Chauvin makes bail.

ACAB car and protests at 5th precinct

ACAB, Graffiti, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Nicollet Ave, Police Station, Protest, Protesters

Minnesota State Patrol arrive to arrest protesters gathering at the Minneapolis Police 5th precinct after Derek Chauvin was released on bail.

State Patrol officers outside the 5th precinct

Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota, Minnesota State Patrol, Police Station

Protesters at the 5th precinct following the pre-trial release of Derek Chauvin on bond. Derek Chauvin has been charged in the May 25th death of George Floyd.

Protesters outside 5th precinct

Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota State Patrol, Police Station, Protest, Protesters

Minneapolis Police along with State Patrol Conservation Officers arrive to the 5th Precinct with a large amount of tactical gear to clear out and arrest 51 people protesting after Derek Chauvin is released on bail.

Officers in riot gear after Derek Chauvin makes bail

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Officers arrest 51 after Derek Chauvin makes bail

Derek Chauvin, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota, Minnesota State Patrol, Police Station, Protest

51 arrested as Chauvin bails out

Derek Chauvin, Minneapolis, Minneapolis Police, Minnesota, Minnesota State Patrol, Police Station, Protest

Scooters in the Mississippi River

A Lime and Spin scooter at what is the bottom of the Mississippi River. The river water was drained out…

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mississippi River

The George Floyd mural on 38th Street in George Floyd Square.

George Floyd mural defaced

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Walgreens opened up mobile pharmacies during riots after multiple drug stores were looted and damaged.

Mobile Walgreens store on Lake Street

Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Retail Store, Uptown Minneapolis, Walgreens

Lisa Bender Must Go

Boards, Graffiti, Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Uptown Minneapolis

State Theatre located in downtown Minneapolis on Hennepin Avenue. Marque reads “The time is always right to do what is right” — MLK JRO

State Theatre MLK Marquee

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The WCCO-TV building boarded up on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis.

WCCO TV boarded up in Downtown Minneapolis

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Nicollet Mall

A banner that reads "NO KKKOPS NO PIPELINES" hung over the Martin Olav Sabo Bridge in Minneapolis.

No KKKops No Pipelines on Martin Olav Sabo Bridge

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A Domino’s Pizza store after it was burned in riots following the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Burned Out Domino’s Pizza

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Smoke from a vacant home that was on fire on South 4th Avenue in the early morning hours of October 4th, 2020.

Smoke floats through Minneapolis

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The AutoZone building cleared after being destroyed in riots following the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Burned out AutoZone on Lake Street

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The Flagship Target Store in downtown Minneapolis. Located on Nicollet Mall., Boarded up due to COVID-19 and unrest related to the death of George Floyd.

Boarded up Target store on Nicollet Mall

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Nicollet Mall, Target Store

Nordstrom Rack store in the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis. The store was boarded after unrest and looting that took place in August 2020. The boards were recently been painted white.

Boarded up Nordstrom Rack store

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, IDS Center, Minneapolis, Retail Store

A mural and graffiti on the wall of a building in South Minneapolis.

ACAB Evict the cops

ACAB, Art, George Floyd, Graffiti, Minneapolis

Live Laugh Loot

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A Minneapolis Police Officer under the burned out Wells Fargo Bank on Nicollet Ave. The bank sits across the street from the Fifth Precinct and was burned during unrest.

Police guarding burned Wells Fargo

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A mural on the side of what was a K-Mart on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis.

K-Mart Mural

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Plywood boards covering retail storefronts on Lake Street in Minneapolis display messages including "Do Not Burn" and "People Live Here," alongside a peace sign and a heart. These protective measures and accompanying graffiti appeared following the widespread protests and civil unrest that began after the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The messages reflect community appeals for peace and the protection of local businesses and residences during the Minneapolis Uprising. Lake Street, a significant commercial corridor, experienced extensive damage and became a central area for both protest and subsequent rebuilding efforts.

Lake Street Minneapolis ‘Do Not Burn, People Live Here’ Boards

Boards on Lake Street in Minneapolis that read "Do Not Burn" and "People Live Here”. The boards appeared following the…

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Lyndale Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis displays boarded-up storefronts and protest murals, reflecting the aftermath of the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd. These murals, visible on a boarded-up building, commemorate figures like Marielle Franco and Breonna Taylor, with text questioning the ongoing need for deaths in a struggle for justice. Many businesses along this commercial corridor were boarded up following the widespread protests and civil unrest that occurred in Minneapolis in May 2020. The Lynlake Brewery, a local establishment, is part of the vibrant Uptown commercial district, which experienced significant changes during this period.

Lynlake Brewery, Lyndale Ave, Minneapolis, protest murals

Lyndale Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. Many stores boarded up following the the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Boards, Graffiti, Lyndale Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mural, Uptown Minneapolis

Beauty Paradise Hair & Wigs store held its grand opening on September 26, 2020, at 405 West Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis. The retail establishment opened in the months following the civil unrest that affected many businesses along Lake Street and other commercial corridors in Minneapolis during the spring and summer of 2020. The storefront features a display of mannequins adorned with various wigs, illuminated by string lights and neon accents, signaling its function as a beauty supply and wig retailer. Its opening contributed to the ongoing commercial activity and rebuilding efforts in the Uptown neighborhood.

Beauty Paradise Hair & Wigs Grand Opening, Uptown Mpls, 09/26/2020

Beauty Paradise Hair & Wigs store shortly after a grand opening on West Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis.

Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Retail Store, Uptown Minneapolis

A Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurant on Lake Street in Minneapolis stands boarded up at night, its windows covered with plywood and graffiti. This measure was taken following the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd, which sparked widespread protests and civil unrest across the city. The graffiti on the boards reflects messages and sentiments from the Minneapolis Uprising. As a commercial establishment with a drive-thru, its altered state illustrates the significant impact of these events on local businesses along Lake Street.

Popeyes on Lake Street, Minneapolis, boarded with graffiti

A Popeyes Chicken on Lake Street boarded up following the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Boards, Graffiti, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Painted boards and graffiti adorn the exterior of the former K-Mart building on Lake Street in South Minneapolis. This artwork emerged in the aftermath of the 2020 protests, when many businesses boarded up their windows and walls, which subsequently became canvases for public expression. The murals, including the prominent "LOVE YOUR ENEMY" graffiti and a piece stating "JUSTICE FOR FLOYD NOW," reflect themes of community resilience, social justice, and remembrance. The former K-Mart, a significant commercial structure in the area, has since been slated for redevelopment, making these temporary art installations a historical record of a specific period in the city's history.

Love Your Enemy Graffiti, Former K-Mart, South Minneapolis

Painted boards on the former K-Mart in South Minneapolis.

Art, Boards, Graffiti, K-Mart, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mural

The Dakota Jazz Club, a prominent music venue, stands on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis. Its windows and entrance are boarded with plywood, a common measure taken by businesses in Minneapolis during the 2020 protests following the murder of George Floyd. Since its founding in 1985, the Dakota has been a significant cultural institution, hosting local and international jazz artists. The club continues to operate as a restaurant and concert venue, contributing to the city's vibrant arts community.

Dakota Jazz Club, Boarded Windows, Nicollet Mall

The Dakota Jazz Club on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis.

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Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis displays boarded storefronts on September 29, 2020. Businesses along this central pedestrian and transit mall, including Target Corporation stores visible on both sides, were secured with plywood. This protective measure was implemented by retailers in response to property damage and looting that occurred during the civil unrest in Minneapolis following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Nicollet Mall, originally designed in the 1960s, functions as a vital commercial and public thoroughfare in the city. The continued boarding several months later underscored ongoing concerns for urban security and property protection.

Nicollet Mall Boarded Storefronts, Minneapolis, Sep 2020

Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis with boards on September 29th, 2020. Target Corporation on the left and right.

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Nicolelt mall

The George Floyd Star is displayed on the exterior wall of the First Avenue concert venue in downtown Minneapolis. This red star was added to the venue's iconic wall of white stars, which traditionally honor musicians who have performed there, following Floyd's murder in May 2020 and the subsequent Minneapolis Uprising. First Avenue, a prominent music club since 1970, became a site of remembrance and solidarity, reflecting the city's response to the racial justice movement. The star serves as a permanent memorial to George Floyd and a symbol of the community's call for justice and systemic change.

George Floyd Star, First Avenue Concert Venue, Minneapolis

The George Floyd Star on the First Avenue concert venue in downtown Minneapolis.

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Minneapolis police and horses on Nicollet Mall

Minneapolis Police Patrol on Nicollet Mall with Mounted Unit

Minneapolis Police on foot, vehicle and on horses patrolling Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis.

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The Hennepin Avenue Bridge, illuminated at night, crosses the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, connecting downtown with the Northeast neighborhood. Completed in 1990, this suspension bridge is the fifth structure to occupy this historically significant crossing point, which was the site of the first bridge over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. The prominent Grain Belt Beer sign, a local landmark, is affixed to the bridge, reflecting its neon glow onto the river below. This infrastructure continues to serve as a vital transportation artery for vehicles and pedestrians within the city.

Hennepin Ave Bridge, Minneapolis, Grain Belt Sign at Night

A fall evening in downtown Minneapolis. Hennepin Bridge over the Mississippi River.

Bridge, Hennepin Ave, Long Exposure, Minneapolis, Minneapolis-Cityscape, Minnesota, Mississippi River

The Hubert H. Humphrey statue stands before boarded windows at Minneapolis City Hall in Downtown Minneapolis. Dedicated in September 1981, the statue honors Humphrey's service as Mayor of Minneapolis, a U.S. Senator, and Vice-President of the United States. In front, the "City Hall Victory Garden" cultivates various plants, a community initiative inspired by World War II-era efforts to promote food production and engagement. The boarded windows on the municipal building reflect precautions taken during a period of civil unrest, such as the Minneapolis Uprising.

Hubert Humphrey Statue, Boarded City Hall Victory Garden

The "City Hall Victory Garden" with boarded up windows.

Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minneapolis City Hall, Minnesota

Concrete barricades and chain-link fences stand outside the jail in downtown Minneapolis. These security measures were likely erected during the Minneapolis Uprising, a period of significant civil unrest. The prominent graffiti, 'DO GOOD GUYS EMERGENCY PREP. USE BULLDOZERS?', questions the actions and intentions of authorities, reflecting public sentiment during the protests. Additional messages like 'FUCK 12' and a sticker targeting 'Squad Car 310 Specifically' underscore anti-police sentiment, connecting to broader societal concerns that fueled the unrest.

Minneapolis Jail Barricade Graffiti: Do Good Guys Use Bulldozers?

Do Good Guys Use Bulldozers? written on a concrete barricade outside the jail in downtown Minneapolis.

Downtown Minneapolis, Graffiti, Homelessness, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Barricades stand outside the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility in Downtown Minneapolis. These temporary barriers were erected around the facility following protests where individuals gathered to demand the release of arrested protesters. The graffiti on a nearby sign, reading 'fuck MPD,' reflects the sentiment of the Minneapolis Uprising, a period of significant civil unrest. The Hennepin County Public Safety Facility serves as a central hub for law enforcement and judicial operations in Hennepin County, including housing the Hennepin County Jail and courtrooms.

Hennepin County Public Safety Facility Barricades with Graffiti

Barricades outside the Hennepin Count Public Safety Facility. The facility had been barricaded after protesters gathered asking for arrested protesters…

Barricade, Courthouse, Downtown Minneapolis, Graffiti, Hennepin County Public Safety Facility, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Graffiti ‘Replace RBG With Nobody’ on Midtown Greenway, Minneapolis

Ruth Bader Ginsburg graffiti on the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis.

Art, Bike Trail, Biking, Graffiti, Midtown Greenway, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Graffiti reading "Fuck The System" is spray-painted on the concrete wall of a bike trail tunnel in Minneapolis. This tunnel serves as a vital piece of urban infrastructure, providing a dedicated and illuminated pathway for cyclists and pedestrians. The phrase gained significant traction as a slogan during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising, expressing widespread public discontent and demands for systemic change. Such public markings in accessible urban spaces like this tunnel often function as a form of social commentary, reflecting the cultural and historical context of their creation.

“Fuck The System” Graffiti, Minneapolis Bike Trail Tunnel

"Fuck The System" written on a bike trail near downtown Minneapolis.

Bike Trail, Biking, Graffiti, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Tunnel

A protest sign for a "Block Party to Block the Precinct" is displayed during a gathering in Minneapolis. This event aimed to prevent the establishment of a new lease for the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The original 3rd Precinct police station, located on Minnehaha Avenue, was burned by protesters following the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd. Community members organized this protest to voice their opposition to the return of the precinct to the area, highlighting ongoing concerns about police presence and accountability.

Protesters hold Block Party to block new Minneapolis 3rd Precinct

Protesters gather at a "Block Party to Block the Precinct" protest to bring awareness and block any potential lease for…

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A protest gathering for the Recall Mike Freeman campaign is held on Minnehaha Avenue in Minneapolis. Activists are collecting signatures to initiate a recall of Mike Freeman, who serves as the Hennepin County Attorney. This campaign gained prominence following the Minneapolis Uprising, driven by public demands for accountability in cases related to police misconduct and civil unrest. Participants are shown engaging in civic action, signing petitions and holding signs to advocate for changes in the county's legal system.

Recall Mike Freeman Campaign, Minnehaha Ave, Minneapolis

A woman taking signatures for the Recall Mike Freeman campaign. Mike Freeman is the Hennepin County Attorney.

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Protest on Midtown Greenway Against 3rd Precinct Relocation. Protesters gathered at the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis for a "Block Party to Block the Precinct" protest. This event aimed to raise awareness and prevent the potential lease for a new Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct. The original 3rd Precinct police station, located approximately one mile away, was burned by protesters following the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd. The Midtown Greenway, a former railway corridor, now serves as a vital multi-use path for pedestrians and cyclists across south Minneapolis, providing a public space for such gatherings.

Block Party to Block 3rd Precinct, Midtown Greenway

Protesters gather at a "Block Party to Block the Precinct" protest to bring awareness and block any potential lease for…

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The former K-Mart building on Lake Street in Minneapolis displays vibrant murals behind a newly installed chain-link fence. These artworks emerged following the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising, transforming the vacant retail space into a canvas for community expression and calls for justice. The fencing in the parking lot indicates preparations for the United States Postal Service to occupy the site, marking a significant repurposing of the commercial property. This location reflects both the city's recent history of protest and its ongoing adaptation of urban infrastructure.

Former K-Mart, Lake Street, Minneapolis: Murals & USPS Fencing

Fencing in the parking lot of the former K-Mart as the United States Postal Service prepares to move in.

Graffiti, K-Mart, Lake Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USPS

Cowboy Slim's Saloon, a prominent nightclub and bar, is located at the busy intersection of Hennepin Avenue and Lagoon Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. This establishment contributes to the area's reputation as a lively entertainment district. The brick building features a distinctive vertical neon sign and an upper-level patio, characteristic of the commercial architecture in this urban environment. As a long-standing venue, it serves as a social hub within the Uptown neighborhood.

Cowboy Slims Bar, Hennepin and Lagoon, Minneapolis

Cowboy Slims bar at Hennepin and Lagoon in Uptown Minneapolis.

Bar, Hennepin Ave, Lagoon Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Neon Sign, Nightclub, Uptown Minneapolis

Minneapolis Mounted Police officers patrol Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis. Opened in 1967, Nicollet Mall is a prominent transit and pedestrian thoroughfare, recognized as one of the first such malls in the United States. Mounted police units are utilized in urban environments for public order, crowd management, and community presence. Their patrols help maintain safety and order along this vital commercial and cultural artery in the city center.

Minneapolis Mounted Police Patrol on Nicollet Mall

Minneapolis Mounted Police on Nicollet Mall in Downtown Minneapolis.

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The Hennepin County Family Justice Center, situated at 110 S 4th Street in Downtown Minneapolis, functions as a courthouse providing legal services and support for families. Its windows are boarded up and the perimeter secured with fencing and concrete barriers. These protective measures were widely implemented by public institutions and businesses across Minneapolis during periods of civil unrest, including the Minneapolis Uprising. The center remains a crucial component of the county's judicial infrastructure, addressing family law matters for the community.

Hennepin County Family Justice Center, Downtown Minneapolis, Boarded Up

Hennepin County Family Justice Center in Downtown Minneapolis. Located at 110 S 4th St, Minneapolis, MN 55401.

Boards, Courthouse, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota

The entrance to the 365 Nicollet apartment building in downtown Minneapolis is boarded with plywood. This protective measure was implemented in May 2020, following the murder of George Floyd and the subsequent civil unrest and protests that occurred throughout the city. The boarding of commercial and residential properties became a widespread practice across Minneapolis to safeguard buildings during this period of intense public expression. Completed in 2017, the 365 Nicollet is a prominent residential high-rise contributing to the urban environment of downtown Minneapolis.

365 Nicollet Apartment Building, Boarded Entrance

The 365 Nicollet apartment building in downtown Minneapolis boarded following the murder of George Floyd.

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota

The 4Marq Apartments, located at 400 S Marquette Avenue South in downtown Minneapolis, is shown with its ground-level windows and entrances boarded. This protective measure was widely adopted by businesses and residential buildings across Minneapolis in the aftermath of the protests and civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The boarding served to safeguard properties during a period of heightened public activity and concern. This widespread practice became a visible characteristic of the urban environment during the Minneapolis Uprising.

4Marq Apartments Boarded at Night, Downtown Minneapolis

4Marq Apartments, located at 400 S Marquette Ave South in downtown Minneapolis. Boarded up after the death of George Floyd.

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Rand Tower, a prominent Art Deco skyscraper in Downtown Minneapolis, is illuminated in red, white, and blue at night. Completed in 1929, this 26-story building was designed by Holabird & Root and stands as a significant example of the architectural style in the city. Its exterior lighting frequently marks civic events or national observances. The red, white, and blue illumination may reflect a patriotic display or a specific message related to community events, such as those during the Minneapolis Uprising.

Rand Tower, Minneapolis, Night Red White Blue Illumination

The Rand Tower lit up in blue red and white.

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A Starbucks storefront at 450 S Marquette Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis stands boarded with plywood. This location, adjacent to the Nicollet Mall Light Rail Station, was secured in May 2020 following the murder of George Floyd and the subsequent protests in Minneapolis. The Nicollet Mall Station serves as a central transit hub for the METRO Blue and Green Lines, connecting the downtown core to wider metropolitan areas. The widespread boarding of businesses during this period reflected the significant social and political unrest across the city.

Boarded Starbucks at Nicollet Mall Station, Minneapolis

Starbucks located at 450 S Marquette Ave. in Downtown Minneapolis after it was boarded up following the murder of George…

Boards, Downtown Minneapolis, Light Rail, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Train Station

Target World Headquarters, 1000 Nicollet Mall, Boarded Up

Target World Headquarters located at 1000 Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis. Boarded up during unrest over the May 25th, 2020 death…

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