St. Paul Counter Protest: “When Injustice Becomes Law” Sign
Taken January 2021
A protester holds a sign reading "When Injustice becomes Law Resistance becomes Duty" during a march in St. Paul, Minnesota. The sign's message reflects a sentiment of civil disobedience in response to perceived legal injustices. In the background, a banner displays "BLACK LIVES MATTER" and slogans such as "COMMUNITY NOT COPS" and "PEOPLE NOT PIPELINES," indicating the protest's alignment with broader social justice movements. The presence of these messages suggests the event was a counter-protest or a demonstration related to the Minneapolis Uprising and ongoing calls for police reform and racial equity.
Taken January 2021
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