Fuck Trump

3 photos · 2020–2021

3 photographs tagged Fuck Trump, 2020–2021.

Political and social justice stickers on a Minneapolis pole, including anti-Trump and environmental activism messaging from 2020. — Extinction Rebellion is an international movement founded in the UK in 2018 that uses nonviolent civil disobedience to demand government action on climate change. Its logo, an hourglass inside a circle, appears on the sticker as a warning of time running out for species extinction. The nearby "5 Demands for Emergency COVID-19 Survival" sticker lists calls common to mutual aid networks during the pandemic, including free healthcare, suspended rent and debt, and the release of detainees. Together the stickers reflect the overlapping political movements — anti-Trump, climate, and pandemic-era mutual aid — that circulated on Minneapolis streets in 2020.

MPD defund fuck trump at George Floyd Square — George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis, is shown on August 19, 2020. This site became a community-maintained memorial and protest zone following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020, outside the adjacent Cup Foods. The Speedway gas station sign displays protest messages such as "MPD = DEFUND" and "FUCK TRUMP," while the surrounding area features numerous tributes, graffiti, and art installations. The square functioned as an autonomous zone for a period, serving as a gathering place for activism, remembrance, and community support.

Graffiti on the former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Graffiti on the former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis reads, "they could give everyone shelter, clean water, healthy food, but instead they bomb other countries. fuck trump fuck obama." This message reflects sentiments expressed during the period of unrest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, when the intersection was occupied and renamed by protesters. The Speedway station became a focal point within the autonomous zone, serving as a site for community gathering and artistic expression. The graffiti critiques perceived government priorities and foreign policy.

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