Minneapolis Post-Election Night Protest March

Protesters gather with skyline in background
Protesters gather with skyline in background.

Protesters gather in Downtown Minneapolis on the night of November 4, 2020, following Election Day. The crowd assembled near the U.S. Bank Stadium before embarking on a march that would lead to Interstate 94. This event resulted in the arrest of 646 individuals for marching on the highway, constituting the largest mass arrest in Minnesota's history and reflecting the period of significant social unrest in the city.

Photo taken in November 2020.

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