How many weren’t filmed?

July 24, 2020 march down Hennepin Avenue led by Toussaint Morrison and Nekima Levy Armstrong, Uptown Minneapolis

July 24, 2020 — Minneapolis, MN

Hundreds of people marched down Hennepin Avenue through Uptown Minneapolis on July 24, 2020, under the banner of the "How Many Weren't Filmed?" march, demanding racial justice and police accountability in the weeks following the killing of George Floyd.

The march was led by artist and activist Toussaint Morrison and civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong, and drew participants carrying signs bearing the names of Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, Sandra Bland, and Hardel Sherrell — people killed by police or in police custody whose deaths the march organizers argued deserved the same public reckoning as those caught on camera. Rooted in the sustained wave of protests that followed George Floyd's death in May 2020, the demonstration moved through the Uptown neighborhood before gathering outside a city council member's home. This set covers the march's preparation and procession along Hennepin Avenue as well as the street-level crowd address that closed the event.

Protesters marching through residential neighborhood — *July 24, 2020* — A large group of protesters marches through Uptown Minneapolis as part of a 'March for those who weren't filmed'. This event occurred during a period of widespread protests in Minneapolis, often referred to as the Minneapolis Uprising, which addressed racial injustice and police accountability.

Toussaint Morrison and Nekima Levy Armstrong taking questions — *July 24, 2020* — Toussaint Morrison and Nekima Levy Armstrong address a crowd during a protest in Uptown Minneapolis on July 24, 2020. The gathering took place outside a city council member's home, following a march through the Uptown neighborhood. This event was part of the ongoing protests in Minneapolis, which gained momentum after the murder of George Floyd.

Toussaint Morrison leads a march down Hennepin Ave — *July 24, 2020* — Toussaint Morrison leads the “How many weren’t filmed?” March down Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. This protest was part of the widespread Minneapolis Uprising, which saw numerous demonstrations for racial justice and police accountability following the killing of George Floyd in May 2020. Participants carried signs addressing systemic injustice, including calls for "Justice Now 4 Hardel Sherrell" and advocating for Black Lives Matter.

Protesters holding up Black Lives Matter signs in a march — *July 24, 2020* — Protesters marched through Uptown Minneapolis on July 24, 2020, carrying signs that questioned police accountability and demanded justice. This march was part of the Minneapolis Uprising, a series of protests that occurred in the wake of George Floyd's killing.

Protesters in Uptown Minneapolis hold signs reading Change the Council and Black Lives Matter. — *July 24, 2020* — Protesters march in Uptown Minneapolis carrying signs calling for change, Black Lives Matter, and justice for George Floyd. The demonstration was part of the July 2020 protests in Minneapolis following George Floyd’s killing.

Protesters march through Uptown Minneapolis with signs — *July 24, 2020* — Protesters gathered for the "How Many Weren't Filmed?" March in Uptown Minneapolis, an event connected to the broader Minneapolis Uprising. This march advocated for racial justice and police accountability, with participants carrying signs that included messages such as "Black Lives Matter" and "No Justice No Peace."

Protester staples together protesst signs — *July 24, 2020* — A protester fastens signs together in preparation for the 'How many weren’t filmed?' March in Uptown Minneapolis. This march, part of the broader Minneapolis Uprising, called for accountability regarding police violence. Signs prepared for the event featured names of individuals like Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, and Sandra Bland, who were killed by police or in police custody.

How many weren’t filmed?

Minneapolis Photographer