MPLS Loves PDX Graffiti near Hennepin County Jail, Minneapolis
Taken October 2020
The phrase "MPLS <3 PDX" is spray-painted on concrete barriers in Downtown Minneapolis, positioned across from the Hennepin County Jail. This graffiti signifies a connection between Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon, two cities that experienced significant protest activity during the Minneapolis Uprising.
Taken October 2020
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