July 2023 — George Floyd mural in North Minneapolis on July 1, 2023.

May 2023 — The Peoples Way at George Floyd Square. The intersection of 38th and Chicago has been a protest zone since the May 25th, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

March 2023 — A mural on the side of a bike shop on Minnehaha Ave in Minneapolis. It reads "A Budget is a moral document".

March 2023 — Leaning Tower of Pizza Restaurant on Lyndale Avenue in South Minneapolis.

March 2023 — A security guard on East Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

February 2023 — A chair with "George Floyd" written on it in the snow at Say Their Names Cemetery on February 18, 2023.

February 2023 — Everlake Apartments in South Minneapolis on February 18, 2023. The building was destroyed by fire during construction during riots following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

December 2022 — This view looks across the residential neighborhoods bordering Interstate 94 in Minneapolis, an area shaped heavily by mid-20th-century highway construction. When I-94 was built between the 1950s and early 1970s, it cut through several established communities—including parts of Cedar-Riverside, Seward, and Phillips—reshaping street grids, housing patterns, and long-standing cultural districts. The snow-covered homes clustered above the highway reflect a mix of older housing stock and later infill development that emerged after the corridor was completed. The elevated ramps and interchanges shown here connect local streets to one of the region’s primary east–west routes, linking downtown Minneapolis with St. Paul and the wider interstate system.

November 2022 — George Floyd Square in a late fall November rain. The intersection has been a place off protest since the May 25, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

November 2022 — Minneapolis skyline as seen from Powderhorn Park.

August 2022 — A billboard for candidate for Governor Scott Jensen and Matt Birk in North Minneapolis.

August 2022 — The new Lake Street Station Post Office almost completed. The post office replaces the previous building that burned down during protests following the May 25, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

August 2022 — Art blocks around George Floyd Square in Minneapolis.

August 2022 — The streets closed for the Open Streets event on East Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

August 2022 — A mural in South Minneapolis with a mural that reads "White Silence is Violence”.

August 2022 — A corner store in South Minneapolis with a Palestine and American flag on the side.

June 2022 — A mural in South Minneapolis. The mural shows signs reading “All Black Lives Matter” “No Justice No Peace”.

June 2022 — A park in South Minneapolis.

June 2022 — A mural on the side of North High School in North Minneapolis.

June 2022 — A memorial for the children who have been killed by gun violence. In May 2021 6-year old Aniya Allen was killed after the vehicle she was riding was caught in crossfire.

June 2022 — A mobile ATM at the site of what was a Wells Fargo bank.

May 2022 — Crowd gathers at George Floyd Square on the 2 year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd.

May 2022 — A mural on boards covering the windows at the Loon Smoke Shop on Lyndale Ave in Minneapolis.

May 2022 — Looking down Hiawatha Avenue in South Minneapolis in May 2022.

May 2022 — A yard sign reading "Together we make our neighborhood safer" in South Minneapolis.

May 2022 — A memorial for Leneesha Helen Columbus Memorial who was shot and killed in South Minneapolis in July 2020.

April 2022 — A&J Fish and Chicken on Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

April 2022 — Comments left behind on feedback boards at an event held by the City of Minneapolis "38th and Chicago Re-envisioned".

April 2022 — A sign placed by city regarding their "38th & Chicago Re-envisioned" plan. The city would hold community sessions to gather feedback in the days that followed.

April 2022 — New event space titled “The Square” opening in George Floyd Square. “The space will host various community events including our weekly marketplace, The Black Exchange.”

April 2022 — The Everlake apartment building. The then under construction building was burned down during unrest and has since been rebuilt and opened.

April 2022 — A storefront in South Minneapolis with "End Racism" in the window.

April 2022 — A "Vote Sheila" mayor flyer hanging in South Minneapolis.

April 2022 — Riverview Theatre in Minneapolis.

January 2022 — A stop sign with graffiti on it in Minneapolis. "FTP", standing for "Fuck The Police".

January 2022 — George Floyd Square as the federal civil rights trial of 3 former officers enters it's second week of testimony in a St. Paul. 1 Down! 3 to go! The World Is Watching!

January 2022 — A sign at George Floyd Square mentioning Kokou Christopher Fiafonou. Fiafonou was shot and killed by law enforcement in Austin, Minnesota on December 23, 2021. Authorities said shortly after that Fiafonou was armed with a knife and was threatening others.

January 2022 — A COVID-19 testing site operated by Haya Health on Chicago Avenue.

January 2022 — Minneapolis Police Fourth Precinct Police Station behind security fencing in January 2022.

December 2021 — A George Floyd sign hangs on a street pole in South Minneapolis. A yard sign reading "No Justice No Streets" in the yard.

November 2021 — A poem written by Anthony Ceballos on a Hennepin Ave storefront.

November 2021 — The "Abolish The Police" boards that have covered Moon Palace Books since last May have been removed. Prior to boards, a large banner of same message filled windows as they refused to allow police to stage on their property, instead setting up medic stations to treat the injured.

November 2021 — A small handmade “Free Stuff Inside” cabinet sits beside a picket fence in a residential Minneapolis neighborhood, offering passersby clothing, household items, and other essentials at no cost. These volunteer-maintained boxes—modeled loosely after Little Free Pantries and similar mutual-aid projects—became common across the city in recent years as neighbors looked for practical ways to support one another. This particular cabinet shows signs of winter use, with a thin layer of snow on the ground and along the fence, emphasizing the year-round effort by residents to keep shared resources accessible. The rise of these informal exchange boxes reflects a broader culture of grassroots support systems that grew during the pandemic and the 2020 unrest. Neighbors created hyper-local networks for food, winter gear, and daily necessities, often improvising with whatever materials they had. Even a small cabinet like this served as a reliable touchpoint for people needing gloves, toiletries, or household supplies, helping strengthen the sense of community resilience in the city’s residential blocks.

November 2021 — First snowfall at the Say Their Names Memorial near George Floyd Square.

November 2021 — Free Little Food Shelf at Powderhorn Park during the first snow fall of the season.

November 2021 — The Murphy Ranks Memorial on Chicago Avenue inside George Floyd Square.

October 2021 — A rainy late October night in South Minneapolis with just 6 days left of voting after millions of dollars spent on mayoral control, public safety, and rent control ballot questions.

October 2021 — A pumpkin carving at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis.