Glass Cleanup on Lake Street, Minneapolis

Man sweeping broken glass outside a damaged storefront on Lake Street in Minneapolis.
Man sweeping broken glass outside a damaged storefront on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

A man sweeps broken glass from the sidewalk outside a damaged storefront on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 30, 2020. The cleanup took place in the aftermath of unrest following the killing of George Floyd, when shattered windows and other damage lined commercial blocks across the corridor.

Photo taken in May 2020.

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