George Floyd Square

459 photos · 2020–2026

459 photographs tagged George Floyd Square, 2020–2026.

Black Love Unity Foods George Floyd Square — Unity Foods (formerly Cup Foods) at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue inside George Floyd Square in August 2023. Goerge Floyd was killed outside the corner store on May 25th, 2020.

Painted fist sculptures and signage at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis mark the community gathering space. — George Floyd Square sits at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, the site where George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on May 25, 2020.

Red metal canopy structure with "Where There's People There's Power" text at The People's Way in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. — George Floyd Square sits at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. The property was formerly a Speedway gas station before it closed following the May 2020 death of George Floyd nearby. In 2021, the city of Minneapolis purchased the station with plans to turn it into a permanent memorial space.

Giant raised fist sculpture with "Land Back" sign at George Floyd Square on 38th Street in Minneapolis. — The raised fist sculpture at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, the site where George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on May 25, 2020.

George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a community memorial space, features an upright piano, benches, and signs protesting police brutality. — The People's Way at George Floyd Square is the former Speedway gas station across the street from where George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police on May 25th, 2020. The People's Way has been a community gathering place ever since.

George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a community memorial space, features an upright piano, benches, and signs protesting police brutality. — The People's Way at George Floyd Square is the former Speedway gas station across the street from where George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police on May 25th, 2020. The People's Way has been a community gathering place ever since.

The People's Closet at George Floyd Square in August 2023 — The People's Closet at George Floyd Square. Located inside a re-used former Metro Transit bus station, the closet has been continuously filled with clothing. The clothing, including shoes and other gear, is available to anyone in the community and has been maintained since 2020.

Night photo of Chicago Ave in George Floyd Square — Chicago Avenue at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, August 2023.

Unity Foods sign above George Floyd mural — The George Floyd mural on the side of Unity Foods (Cup Foods). The mural is located around the corner from where George Floyd was killed in May 2020 by the Minneapolis Police.

Informational panel for "Say Their Names" cemetery art installation at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Say Their Names Cemetery is an art installation at George Floyd Square marking the site with rows of small white headstones, each bearing the name of a person killed by police.

Where theres people theres power on awning — The former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, now known as "The People's Way". The People's Way is across the street from where Geroge Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis police in May 2020.

Night photo of fist sculpture with flag on it — George Floyd Square in Minneapolis is shown at night in December 2023, with barricades, memorial items and the fist sculpture at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.

Listen 2 Us Studio storefront sign illuminated at night in Minneapolis. — Listen 2 Us Studio operates at George Floyd Square, the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. The site has served as a gathering place and memorial since George Floyd's death there in May 2020. Listenmedia.org identifies the studio's affiliation with community media efforts centered in the square. The intersection remains a for organizing and remembrance tied to the broader movement that grew out of Floyd's killing.

Street signs on 37th S and Chicago Ave — Street signs mark the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 37th Street in Minneapolis, officially designated as George Perry Floyd Square. This designation honors George Floyd, whose murder by police in May 2020 sparked widespread protests and a global reckoning on racial justice.

George Floyd and Imez Wright memorial — The George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square. The location marks the place George Floyd was murdered in May 2020.

Night photo of photo studio storefront — The Listen 2 Us Studio at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis is seen at night.

Metro Transit Route 23 bus and Minneapolis Police squad car at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in George Floyd Square at night. — A Metro Transit Route 23 bus and a Minneapolis Police squad car at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, known as George Floyd Square, at night.

A red Speedway gas station sign at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis displays "Welcome to George Floyd Square" with a raised fist symbol. — The former Speedway gas station sign at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis displays the message "Welcome to George Floyd Square" alongside a raised fist symbol.

The People's Way awning at George Floyd Square displays colorful graffiti art against a deep blue evening sky in Minneapolis. — The People's Way awning at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. Located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, George Floyd Square has been a place of protest since the May 25, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

Colorful street mural depicting George Floyd at the George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis. — A mural depicting George Floyd adorns the street at the site of his killing by Minneapolis Police officers on May 25, 2020. This artwork, created for the fourth anniversary of his death, is part of a larger memorial at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, known as George Floyd Square.

A colorful mural depicting George Floyd lies on the street at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, surrounded by candles, flowers, and plants. — A vibrant mural depicting George Floyd adorns the street at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, the site where he died in police custody on May 25, 2020.

Fire All Cops at George Floyd Square — Graffiti reading "Fire All Cops" is visible on a dark surface at George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis.

Daunte Wright Memorial at George Floyd Square August 2024 — The Daunte Wright Memorial is located at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This memorial honors Daunte Wright, who was killed by a Brooklyn Center police officer in April 2021.

Pedestrians gather at George Floyd Square at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street in Minneapolis. — George Floyd Square at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street became a focal point for protests following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020.

A "No Justice No Streets" protest sign and Harris-Walz campaign yard sign displayed together in a South Minneapolis residential yard. — In South Minneapolis, a "No Justice No Streets" sign stands near a yard sign supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for president. The "No Justice No Streets" slogan emerged from protests following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020, which led to the establishment of a protest zone at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.

George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis features a colorful mural with his portrait surrounded by candles and flowers at night. — The George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, November 2024, features birthday candles surrounding a portrait of George Floyd. This memorial is situated at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, an area that became the site of ongoing protests following Floyd's murder on May 25, 2020.

Protest barriers with "Black Lives Matter" and "Protect Our People" messages at George Floyd Square, Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, Minneapolis. — George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis.

Event flyer promoting "Understanding Resistance" from George Floyd Uprising to Al-Aqsa Flood posted at George Floyd Square in — A flyer promoting an event titled 'Understanding Resistance from the George Floyd Uprising to Al-Aqsa Flood' is affixed to a surface at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis.

People Over Property The Peoples Way at George Floyd Square — The "People Over Property!" sign stands prominently at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a site transformed into a community space and memorial following the 2020 murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis Police.

Black History Month at George Floyd Square — Barricades spelling 'BLACK HISTORY' around the George Floyd Memorial.

George Floyd Square Winter February 2025 — An ice heart memorial marks the site outside Cup Foods at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, where George Floyd was murdered by police in May 2020.

Chicago Avenue at East 38th Street in Minneapolis, with parked cars and bare trees lining the street in April 2022. — Chicago Avenue runs north-south through South Minneapolis, connecting the Kingfield and Central neighborhoods before crossing East 38th Street near George Floyd Square.

Panel discussion about "The People's Way" film at MSP International Film Festival in Minneapolis. — "The People's Way" is a documentary tied to the aftermath of George Floyd's killing at 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis. Following its screening at the MSP International Film Festival, the panel included director William Tyner alongside Minneapolis City Council Member Robin Wonsley and Hennepin County Commissioner Angela Conley. Also participating were Jeanelle Austin of George Floyd Global Memorial, the organization that maintains the offerings and artwork at George Floyd Square, and activist Toshira Garraway, founder of Families Supporting Families Against Police Violence. The discussion connected the film's subject matter to ongoing debates over the future of George Floyd Square as a memorial site.

The Fist Monument stands at George Floyd Square on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. — The Fist Monument stands at George Floyd Square, located on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. This site marks the location where George Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020, sparking widespread protests and the Minneapolis Uprising.

Crowds gather at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during a fifth anniversary memorial at 38th Street East and Chicago Avenue. — George Floyd Square in Minneapolis hosts a memorial on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This site, located at the intersection of 38th Street East and Chicago Avenue, has served as a continuous place of protest and remembrance since May 25, 2020.

Yellow roses and remembrance cards cover a George Floyd mural at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. — The George Floyd Square mural in Minneapolis is covered with yellow roses and remembrance cards, marking the 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This site, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue where Floyd was killed on May 25, 2020, has since become a permanent memorial and place of protest.

Person seated at George Floyd Square memorial in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. — A person sits on a memorial bench at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, observing the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This site, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, has been maintained as a community-led memorial and a continuous space for protest since May 25, 2020.

Recording artist Dee-1 performs at George Floyd Square during the Rise and Remember Festival in Minneapolis. — Recording artist Dee-1 performs at George Floyd Square during the 5th annual Rise and Remember Festival. This festival is held annually to commemorate the anniversary of George Floyd's murder, serving as a space for remembrance and community gathering. George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota, became a memorial site and a center for activism following Floyd's death on May 25, 2020.

People's Closet at George Floyd Square — George Floyd Square on the 5th anniversary of the murder of George Floyd. The area where Floyd was killed has been a place of protest ever since.

Daunte Wright Shoes at George Floyd Square — George Floyd Square on the 5th anniversary of the murder of George Floyd. The area where Floyd was killed has been a place of protest ever since.

TLC Left Eye Memorial at George Floyd Square — George Floyd Square on the 5th anniversary of the murder of George Floyd. The area where Floyd was killed has been a place of protest ever since.

George Floyd Square molds — A display board at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis features a collection of cast molds representing objects and textures from the memorial site, including labels identifying each piece. The square, located at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, has served as a center of community organizing and artistic expression since George Floyd was killed there in May 2020.

Jamar Clark Permanent Memorial Bench Sign — A flyer posted on a utility pole in Minneapolis calls on community members to help fund a permanent memorial bench for Jamar Clark, who was killed by Minneapolis police in 2015. The sign notes that Clark's family is raising $5,000 to purchase and install a bench at the site on Plymouth Avenue where he was shot, marking the approaching 10th anniversary of his death. Clark's killing sparked significant protests in Minneapolis and is considered part of the broader history of activism around police accountability that would later culminate in the movement following George Floyd's murder in 2020.

Flowers on bench at the George Floyd Memorial — Red roses rest on a painted bench at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on May 25, 2025. The intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, where Floyd was killed in 2020, has been transformed into a community memorial and gathering space that continues to draw visitors and tributes.

Community members hold candles during a vigil at Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis on the anniversary of George Floyd's murder. — People at Say Their Name Names Cemetery with candles during the anniversary of George Floyd's murder.

Community protest signs hung on barriers surrounding the former Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct building. — The former Minneapolis Police Third Precinct station stands partially destroyed, surrounded by a fence adorned with community messages, in Minneapolis. This structure became a central site during the widespread protests and civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer in May 2020. Five years after the events, the building remains a stark reminder of the Minneapolis Uprising, with banners indicating ongoing development at the site. The messages displayed on the surrounding barriers, including calls to "Remember George Floyd" and "Stop the Violence," reflect the community's continued engagement with themes of justice, safety, and systemic change.

Angela Harrelson, George Floyd's aunt, participates in a vigil at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Angela Harrelson, George Floyd's aunt and co-chair of Rise and Remember, participates in a vigil at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. The event, part of the "Rise and Remember" commemoration in 2025, marked the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a community-maintained memorial and protest site following his death on May 25, 2020.

Community members gather at Say Their Names Cemetery during a vigil honoring those lost to police violence in Minneapolis. — A vigil takes place at Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This memorial site, established in the wake of the Minneapolis Uprising, remembers individuals whose lives were lost due to police violence and racial injustice.

Large crowd gathers at Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis during a candlelight vigil honoring victims of police violence. — A candlelight vigil was held at Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This memorial was established to honor victims of police violence and racial injustice.

Participants light candles during a vigil at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. — Candle Lighting at George Floyd Vigil in Minneapolis. Participants light candles at a vigil held in Minneapolis on the 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This event, part of the 'Rise and Remember' commemorations, took place at George Floyd Square.

Candlelight vigil procession down Chicago Avenue at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during fifth anniversary commemoration. — A candlelight vigil processes down Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. Participants carry candles as they walk away from the site of the murder towards the Say Their Names Cemetery, a memorial space. This annual gathering at George Floyd Square commemorates Floyd's life and the ongoing struggle for racial justice that emerged from the Minneapolis Uprising in 2020. The square, located at the intersection of 38th Street East and Chicago Avenue, serves as a permanent memorial and a site for community remembrance and advocacy.

"We Remember George Floyd" sign on fencing at the former Minneapolis Police Third Precinct site. — A sign reading "WE REMEMBER GEORGE FLOYD" is displayed on the fencing surrounding the former Minneapolis Police Third Precinct station. This site became a focal point during the protests that followed George Floyd's murder on May 25, 2020, when the building was set ablaze. The sign commemorates the fifth anniversary of Floyd's death.

Angela Harrelson and Paris Stevens speak on stage at the Rise and Remember 2025 event in Minneapolis. — George Floyd's Family at Rise and Remember 2025 in Minneapolis. Angela Harrelson (aunt) speaks alongside Paris Stevens (cousin) of George Floyd at the Rise and Remember 2025 event in Minneapolis. This gathering marked the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder, a tragedy that sparked global protests against racial injustice and police brutality.

Minneapolis mayoral candidate DeWayne Davis converses with a community member at George Floyd Square during a fifth anniversary of Floyd's murder. — Minneapolis mayoral candidate DeWayne Davis engages with a community member at George Floyd Square. This location, at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, became a significant memorial site following the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The gathering marks the fifth anniversary of Floyd's death, an event that sparked widespread protests against racial injustice and police brutality.

Memorialize the Movement boards at Phelps Park in Minneapolis during Rise and Remember. — Memorialize the Movement boards are installed at Phelps Park in Minneapolis during Rise and Remember on May 25, 2025. The organization preserves and exhibits plywood murals associated with public responses to the murder of George Floyd. The park is near George Floyd Square, the center of the annual remembrance gathering.

Colorful protest boards displayed at Phelps Park in Minneapolis during a memorial exhibition. — Memorialize The Movement presents an exhibition of protest boards at Phelps Park in Minneapolis. These boards originated from storefronts during the Minneapolis Uprising, which followed the murder of George Floyd. Displayed on the fifth anniversary of his death, the artworks and messages on the boards serve as a historical record of community expression and calls for justice.

Visitors view a mural at Phelps Park featuring portraits and the text "We Are the Future They Fought For". — Memorialize The Movement exhibited a collection of protest art boards at Phelps Park in Minneapolis. These boards were originally created by community members and artists to cover storefronts during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising, which followed the murder of George Floyd. The organization preserved these boards and have occasionally displayed them. This public display coincided with the 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder, forming part of the "Rise and Remember" commemoration events.

Colorful plywood murals from the 2020 Minneapolis protests displayed at Phelps Park during a fifth anniversary memorial event. — Boards from the Minneapolis Uprising are displayed at Phelps Park in Minneapolis, marking the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. These artworks originated as protective coverings for businesses during the 2020 protests and civil unrest following Floyd's death. The organization Memorialize The Movement has preserved these boards, recognizing their significance as historical artifacts documenting a significant moment in the city's history.

Protest sign at former Minneapolis Police Third Precinct reads "THIS IS NOT Democracy THIS IS NOT Safety!! STOP THE VIOLENCE." — A protest sign reading 'THIS IS NOT Democracy THIS IS NOT Safety!! STOP THE VIOLENCE' is displayed at the former site of the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. The Third Precinct building was burned during the protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. This sign was present on the fifth anniversary of Floyd's murder, reflecting continued public sentiment regarding policing and community safety in Minneapolis.

Paris Stevens, cousin of George Floyd, stands at a memorial site in Minneapolis during the fifth anniversary commemoration. — Paris Stevens, cousin of George Floyd, stands at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during the fifth anniversary commemoration of his murder.

"Murderous Police" sticker affixed to E 38th Street sign at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — A "Murderous Police" sticker is affixed to an E 38th Street sign in Minneapolis, at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue. This area is widely recognized as George Floyd Square, a significant site of remembrance and ongoing protest following George Floyd's murder on May 25, 2020.

Woman places a red rose at the George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis during the fifth anniversary commemoration. — A woman places a flower at the George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis, observing the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder.

Two people embrace during the Rise and Remember event at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Marcia Howard and another individual share a moment of solidarity during a performance at the Rise and Remember event in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. The Rise and Remember event serves as an annual commemoration, bringing together community members to reflect on the past and advocate for ongoing social change.

Sounds of Blackness performs on stage at the Rise and Remember festival in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. — Sounds of Blackness performs at the Rise and Remember festival in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. This annual festival commemorates the anniversary of George Floyd's murder by Minneapolis police.

Audience members watch performers on stage at the Rise and Remember Festival in Minneapolis. — Attendees gather at the 5th annual Rise and Remember Festival in Minneapolis, watching a performance by The Sound Of Blackness. This annual event commemorates the anniversary of George Floyd's murder, serving as a platform for community remembrance and calls for justice.

Memorial garden with flowers and painted portraits at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during fifth anniversary observance. — George Floyd Square Memorial in Minneapolis marks the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder. This site, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, continues to be a place of protest.

Man bowing his head at George Floyd Memorial during fifth anniversary observance at 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis. — A man pays his respects at the George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis on the fifth anniversary of his murder. Located at George Floyd Square, the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, this site became a community-maintained protest space and memorial following Floyd's murder on May 25, 2020.

Sounds of Blackness performs on stage at George Floyd Square during the Rise and Remember Festival in Minneapolis. — Sounds of Blackness performs at the Rise and Remember Festival 2025, held at George Perry Floyd Square in Minneapolis. This annual festival commemorates the anniversary of George Floyd's murder by Minneapolis police, an event that sparked global protests against racial injustice in 2020. George Perry Floyd Square, located at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, serves as a permanent memorial and a vital community space for remembrance, activism, and cultural events.

Attendees gather at George Floyd Square during the Rise and Remember Festival at sunset in Minneapolis. — The 5th annual Rise and Remember Festival concludes at sunset in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. This gathering commemorates the 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder on May 25, 2020, at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.

Jeanelle Austin, Executive Director of Rise and Remember, speaks at the 5th annual festival at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Jeanelle Austin, Executive Director of Rise and Remember, addresses attendees at the 5th annual Rise and Remember Festival in 2025. The event took place at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, a site transformed into a memorial and community gathering space following the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising. This annual festival commemorates the anniversary of George Floyd's murder, which occurred at this specific location.

Large crowd gathers at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis during fifth anniversary candlelight vigil. — A candlelight march commemorates the 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis. Participants gathered at George Floyd Square, the memorial site at the former intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, before proceeding to Say Their Names Cemetery. This annual event honors George Floyd and other victims of police violence, continuing the calls for justice that arose from the Minneapolis Uprising.

Family members gather at Amir Locke's memorial marker in Say Their Names Cemetery during the fifth anniversary of Floyd's murder. — Family members gather at the Amir Locke memorial marker within Say Their Names Cemetery in Minneapolis. This gathering took place on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder.

Rise and Remember on Chicago Avenue

George Floyd Square Rise and Remember — A couple watching performers at the George Floyd Square main stage.

Laying flowers at George Floyd Memorial

George Floyd Square community information sign mounted at Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis. — George Floyd Square marks the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis, where George Floyd was murdered by 4 Minneapolis police officers in 2020.

Brass Solidarity musician plays saxophone at The People's Way in George Floyd Square, Minneapolis. — Brass Solidarity, a Minneapolis brass band, performs at The People's Way at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue. The intersection has been known as George Floyd Square since police killed George Floyd in May 2020.

Protest sticker at George Floyd Square depicting Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey as a clown with text criticizing his policies. — A protest sticker depicting Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey as a clown is displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. The sticker, featuring the phrases "Don't Rank Frey" and "We deserve better than this clown," shows public opposition to the mayor, specifically referencing concerns about his policies regarding poverty and the police union.

George Floyd Mural on 38th Street 2025 — The George Floyd mural is displayed on the exterior of Cup Foods at East 38th Street in South Minneapolis. This location, part of what is now known as George Floyd Square, became a focal point for protests following his murder in May 2020.

No Justice No Streets yard sign in September 2025 — A "No Justice No Streets" yard sign is displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street. This site has served as a continuous place of protest and remembrance since the May 2020 murder of George Floyd.

Greenhouse at George Floyd Square at night — The greenhouse at George Floyd Square where plants are kept in the winter. Many of the flowers and plants have been saved since being left at the memorial.

Tranquility bench at George Floyd Square — A bench at the George Floyd Memorial seen in September 2025.

A sticker protesting ICE operations is affixed to a street pole in South Minneapolis. — An anti-ICE sticker is affixed to a street pole in South Minneapolis. The printed design combines an image of the Virgin Mary with the text “Hail Mary Full of Grace Kick I.C.E. Out of This Place,” using Catholic prayer language to oppose U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The sticker was photographed near George Floyd Square during a period of visible local resistance to federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis.

A Metro Transit bus passes a George Floyd mural at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — A Metro Transit Route 38G bus passes Unity Foods and a mural of George Floyd at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. George Floyd Square, at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, became a memorial and organizing site after Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis police in May 2020.

Banner reading "Our Neighborhood Blocks ICE" displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — A banner reading "Our Neighborhood Blocks ICE" is displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on February 12, 2026. The sign is positioned at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, an area that has been a site of ongoing protest since the murder of George Floyd.

Protest sign at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis criticizing ICE with "Minnesota Cocktail" and "MN Nice Except With Ice" text. — A protest sign at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis reads "MINNESOTA COCKTAIL MN NICE EXCEPT WITH ICE!". The sign references the "MN Nice" stereotype of Minnesotans while criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The area has become a significant site for activism and community organizing, addressing issues of racial justice and police brutality.

George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis on May 22 2026 — The George Floyd Memorial in South Minneapolis a seen on May 22, 2026.

Evening photo of George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis. — "NEVER STOP LIVING" George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis seen on May 22, 2026.

Emergency ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA flyer — A flyer seen in Minneapolis on May 25, 2026 that reads: EMERGENCY: ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA “…There are thousands of ICE rats scuttling … already icy streets. Good is gone for good—shot in the … She isn’t the reason for the breaking point. Just as it was Amir Locke or Daunte Wright before her, or even George Floyd. The cries of Philando Castile’s family weren’t enough. Before them, Fong Lee, and too many more. Since Bloody Friday, our martyrs have been turned into just… names. They should have been enough. This ICE operation is somehow simpler AND more malicious than the kill count accumulated by our PD. This is slave catching. This is gestapo. A militia has descended upon our city, with SS tattoos and southern drawls, and they have come for our immigrants and our vaguely brown. It didn’t have to be Good. It could’ve been any of us. It’s a game of odds now, and I don’t gamble. So I will fight. ICE is not a disciplined or well-trained group. Their only cohesion is a collective desperation which makes for a fractured yet dangerous opponent. We have the numbers. We’re fighting for our home. We should not be intimidated by cowards. To paraphrase the villains from a favorite childhood film: If one stands up, then they all might stand up! They outnumber us 100:1 and if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life! It’s not about food, IT IS ABOUT KEEPING THEM IN LINE. And finally, I repeat the words of a man I’m surprised to quote: “BULLSHIT. GET THE FUCK OUT OF OUR CITY!”

George Floyd Memorial on 6th Anniversary of Floyd's murder — The George Floyd Memorial on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd's murder. On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered 46-year-old George Floyd during an arrest outside Cup Foods at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in south Minneapolis. Video recorded by bystanders showed Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes while Floyd repeatedly said he could not breathe. Three other Minneapolis police officers - J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao — were also present during the arrest and later faced criminal charges for their roles in Floyd’s death.

Elisa Fiorillo and Homer D'Dell, George Floyd Square, Prince Tribute — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Homer O Dell performs with St Paul Minneapolis Funk All Stars in Minneapolis — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Paul Peterson and Homer O Dell at George Floyd Square Prince tribute — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Elisa Fiorillo performing at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Fan watches the prince tribute at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Kirk Johnson on the drums at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Dr Fink and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Paul Peterson performs with St Paul and Minneapolis Funk All Stars — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

George Floyd Fist on and Island of Road Construction — "ONE SOLUTION! REVOLUTION!" written on a fist standing at 39th Street and Chicago Avenue while the street gets ripped up around it. The road is being torn up through a public works project.

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