Protest Flyer

10 photos · 2021–2026

10 photographs tagged Protest Flyer, 2021–2026.

Abolish The Police We Keep Us Safe protest flyer — Posters advocating for the abolition of the police are displayed on a street pole in Uptown Minneapolis. The text reads "Abolish the Police" and "We Keep Us Safe." These posters appeared in the context of protests and unrest following the killing of Winston Smith by federal law enforcement officers in June. The location is near the parking ramp where the incident occurred, highlighting the community's response to police violence and their calls for alternative safety measures.

Pledge to vote for rent control flyer in Minneapolis — A poster in Minneapolis promotes a pledge to vote for rent control in the November 2nd election. The flyer, seen in Uptown Minneapolis, urges citizens to support a charter amendment that would implement rent control policies. It highlights the need for policies that cap rent increases and prevent loopholes, emphasizing that "Rent is Too High." The poster also announces a "Renters Action Assembly" to "Get Out the Vote for Question #3!" indicating a grassroots effort to influence housing policy through electoral action.

Protest flyer on a pole near Harvard Square calling for a rally against tyrants at Cambridge Common on April 12. — A flyer taped to a utility pole on Massachusetts Avenue announces a "Stand Up Harvard" rally set for Saturday, April 12, at noon on the Cambridge Common. The text urges Harvard University leadership to "not bow to tyrants" and carries the university's Veritas shield alongside caricatures of Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Logos for the American Association of University Professors, UNITE HERE Local 26, and the Cambridge City Council appear at the bottom, joint sponsorship of the event.

Harvard University protest poster on a pole in Cambridge, Massachusetts. — Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A poster wheat-pasted to a utility pole features a man in tactical gear with the message, “Be strong, take action. Don’t let these bastards win.” The poster references opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

LUCE Massachusetts ICE Watch sticker on a pole at Harvard with hotline number 617-370-5023. — LUCE Massachusetts ICE Watch sticker on a utility pole at Harvard. The sticker directs people to call the LUCE hotline at 617-370-5023 to report and verify ICE sightings.

A protest poster in Minneapolis calls for a strike on 1/23 against ICE. — A poster affixed to a wooden pole reads, "DOES ICE MAKE YOU SICK? CALL OUT OF WORK ON 1/23 NO WORK JAN 23 NO SCHOOL JAN 23 NO SHOPPING SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE." The poster is a call for a general strike and boycott in Minneapolis on January 23rd, protesting immigration enforcement policies. This protest was organized in response to the killing of Renee Good and the federal occupation of Minneapolis. The call for a "call out of work" and boycott aimed to disrupt daily life and express opposition to ICE's actions and the broader context of immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities.

Behind Enemy Lines flyer in Minneapolis — A flyer taped to a bus stop in Minneapolis near where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents, seen on March 4, 2026.

AFFORDABILITY IS WHY WE SHOW UP NO KINGS — Man walks in front of a large NO KINGS poster in Uptown Minneapolis days before a massive rally at the Minnesota State capitol that is expecting to draw 150,000.

Protest flyer in Uptown Minneapolis reads "Justice for Good & Pretti Stop ICE Terror" and "ICE Out Now." — A protest flyer posted on a utility pole in Uptown Minneapolis reads "JUSTICE FOR GOOD & PRETTI STOP ICE TERROR" and "ICE OUT NOW." Someone wrote in “Danald Trump [sic]” and “Jeffery Epstein [sic]” on the side.

MIRAC Sanctuary State Flyer in Minneapolis — A MIRAC protest flyer seen at Powderhorn Park on October 12, 2026. The flyer reads "STOP STATE TERROR!" "ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA" "SANCTUARY STATE NOW!". It advertises a protest on October 24th at Lake and Chicago Avenue.

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