‘Antifa’ Patch Stands Out Amid Flags at St. Paul’s ‘Stop the Steal’ Rally
Taken November 2020
The "Stop the Steal" rally outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence on Summit Avenue drew supporters contesting the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. Proud Boys members attended alongside American flag-carrying demonstrators, prompting counter-protesters, including self-identified Antifa participants, to turn out in response. The gathering was among a series of post-election demonstrations held at the site in November 2020, as the Governor's Residence became a recurring flashpoint for opposing political factions that fall.
Taken November 2020
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