Wood Justice for George Floyd sign in Minneapolis
The wooden “Justice For George Floyd” signs sit in front yards of many homes on Park Avenue near George Floyd Square.
The wooden “Justice For George Floyd” signs sit in front yards of many homes on Park Avenue near George Floyd Square.
They can’t cage our rage, abolush everything flyer seen in South Minneapolis.
A memorial for Emmett Till at the Say Their Names Memorial near George Floyd Square.
“Love Hope Unity” written in a parking lot on Franklin Avenue and Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis.
A “sun dog” at George Floyd Square. Apparently sun dogs are rare in the summer?
“Outreach Experts” walk the streets of Downtown Minneapolis.
Traffic control measures put in place at George Floyd Square about 2 weeks after Minneapolis Public Works removed street barricades. The space has been community controlled since the May 2020 murder of George Floyd.
A t-shirt and sign placed at the George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis.
“The Blood Is On Your Hands” written on a private drive outside the parking ramp that Winston Smith was killed by law enforcement on June 3rd, 2021.
The South Minneapolis Youth Garden at Chicago Ave and Lake Street.
Various new barricades have been placed at George Floyd Square ever since the city helped clear out barricades on June 3rd.
The street barricades that have been continuously added and removed at East 37th St and Chicago Avenue in George Floyd Square. Days earlier the city removed concrete barricades to open up vehicular traffic.
Protesters march from the location of where Dolal Idd was killed 6 months earlier by Minneapolis Police. Protesters are seeking answers to the shooting.
Vehicles drive through George Floyd Square three days after the city removed barricades to open it to vehicular traffic.
Protesters march from the Holiday Gas station at 36th Street and Cedar Ave where Dolal Idd was killed by Minneapolis Police on December 30th.
Plastic candles melting in the summer heat at the George Floyd Memorial at George Floyd Square.
A sign at George Floyd Square reading “Please take what u need, don’t be greedy or stealing. Everything is for everybody. Take care of each other”
Street barricades at 37th and Chicago Ave. The barricades replace those the city removed days earlier in attempts to open up the street to vehicular traffic.
Street barricades at Columbus and 38th Street in South Minneapolis. The barricades are at the edge of George Floyd Square. They replace barricades the city removed days earlier in an attempt to open up the area to vehicular traffic.
The City of Minneapolis cleared out barricades at the break of dawn but as the sun set the community had set up new barricades.
A woman holds a “No Justice No Streets” yard sign on the day the city tried to clear out barricades around the square.
Minneapolis Public Works clears out new barricades that were placed on 38th Street.
Community gathering at George Floyd Square after city officials cleared out barricades and added new barricades around the memorials.