Coliseum Building in August 2021
The Coliseum Building on East Lake Street.
Development of apartments at 112 East Lalke Street. The property was formerly a tobacco shop destroyed during unrest.
Fencing around the Minneapolis police fifth precinct police station.
“Fuck Proud Boys” and “ACAB” written under a bridge in South Minneapolis.
The wooden “Justice For George Floyd” signs sit in front yards of many homes on Park Avenue near George Floyd Square.
A memorial for Leneesha Columbus, who was shot and killed on July 5th, 2020 near George Floyd Square.
A sticker reading “BARRICADE MATERIAL” referring to the heavy use of just about anything available to create barricades in the streets during unrest.
They can’t cage our rage, abolush everything flyer seen in South Minneapolis.
The “Community Living Room” in the former O’Reilly Auto Parts lot.
A memorial for Emmett Till at the Say Their Names Memorial near George Floyd Square.
Chicago Avenue in George Floyd Square during a Canadian wildfire smoke filled evening.
A smoky evening at George Floyd Square during air quality warnings over Canadian wildfire smoke. The wildfires brought the worst on record Minnesota air quality to the state for weeks at a time.
“Read the Demand” “Justice for Murphy Ranks!” at George Floyd Square on July 29, 2021.
“Love Hope Unity” written in a parking lot on Franklin Avenue and Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis.
A Metro Transit surveillance camera system setup outside the flagship Target Store.
A sign that reads “Wince Way” behind the newly installed security fencing outside the Lake & Girard parking ramp and Wince Marie Garden.
A few candles and flowers remain at the memorial for Deona Knajdek a week after the space was cleared by private security contractors. Knajdek was killed while protesting the law enforcement shooting death of Winston Smith 10 days prior when a car dove through barricades put in place by protesters.
A sign reading “We will not be silent so that you can remain comfortable!” on the security fencing around the Winston Smith and Deona Marie Memorials at Lake & Girard.
A sign reading “Paramilitary contractors accountable to no one are running around uptown now.” with “They assaulted someone last night.” added to the bottom. The sign was seen after a private security company cleared and started to patrol the Winston Smith and Deona Marie Memorial sites.
Protesters climb the fence outside the Winston Smith and Deona Marie memorials. The memorials had been cleared by private security contractors earlier in the morning.
Security guards and fencing around the parking garage that held memorials for Winston smith and Deona Marie.