Minneapolis: Black Lives Matter Mural on North Loop Building

Black Lives Matter on top of North Loop building
A large "Black Lives Matter" mural is painted on the roof of a building in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. The mural, created in response to the murder of George Floyd and subsequent protests, also includes the names of other victims of police brutality, such as Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, and the phrase "I Can't Breathe." This artwork serves as a public declaration of solidarity and a memorial to those lost. The building appears to be a commercial or industrial structure, common in the North Loop's evolving urban landscape.
Photo taken in May 2022.
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