Common, Sound of Blackness at George Floyd Square
Common performs the hit song “Glory” with Sound of Blackness at George Floyd Square on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
Common performs the hit song “Glory” with Sound of Blackness at George Floyd Square on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
Performers on stage at George Floyd Square on the 1 year anniversary of Floyd’s murder.
A child raises her fist during a performance of Common at George Floyd Square during Rise and Remember 2021.
The community gathered at 38th and Chicago (George Floyd Square) throughout the day on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
The community gathered at 38th and Chicago (George Floyd Square) throughout the day on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
Jaylani Hussein(CAIR-MN) speaks at 38th and Chicago (George Floyd Square) on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
The community gathered on the 1-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.
Community gathered at George Floyd Square on the 1-year anniversary of his George Floyd’s murder.
A community medic dances with one of George Floyd’s family members on the 1-year anniversary of his murder.
George Floyd’s aunt Angela Harrelson speaks to the crowd at George Floyd Square on the 1-year anniversary of his murder.
Large crowd gathering at George Floyd Square on the 1-year anniversary of his murder.
The Say Their Names Cemetery, located a block from George Floyd Square, on the night before the 1-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd.
A board thanking the public for donating to rebuild efforts.
After a George Floyd Remembrance rally at the courthouse protesters marched through downtown.
Al Sharpton speaks at a George Floyd Remembrance Rally in downtown Minneapolis as the 1-year anniversary of his murder nears.
The community gathers to watch a screening of the movie “Mayor” at The People’s Way at George Floyd Square.
A sign welcoming everyone posted on the front door of Urban Outfitters in Uptown Minneapolis.
Progress being made at the apartment building that was burned down mid-construction during the May 2020 riots.
“Everything must go!!!” on the fencing of the burned Minneapolis police third precinct police station.