May 2022 — An apartment building with "Black Lives Matter" on the roof.

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

March 2022 — The "George Floyd Mural" is painted on the exterior wall of Cup Foods, a grocery store located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This mural was created in honor of George Floyd, who died on May 25, 2020, outside this establishment after being subjected to police brutality. The artwork, situated in the area that became known as George Floyd Square, serves as a memorial and a symbol of the protests and uprising that followed Floyd's death. The mural features Floyd's portrait, the phrase "I Can Breathe Now," and a list of other victims of police brutality, functioning as a site of remembrance and a call for justice.

March 2022 — The Minneapolis Police Department's 5th Precinct is shown barricaded at night, surrounded by temporary fencing and concrete barriers. This measure was put in place during periods of civil unrest in Minneapolis, notably following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The precinct, located in South Minneapolis, serves as a key law enforcement hub for the area. The presence of barricades highlights the heightened security and the impact of public demonstrations on municipal infrastructure.

September 2021 — Nail and Beauty Skin Care with boards as seen in South Minneapolis. Sign that reads "We are remodeling".

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August 2021 — The US Bank Branch on Lake Street being rebuilt.

August 2021 — Storefronts still covered in murals on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis.

August 2021 — A Mobile Pharmacy outside what will become a new Walgreens store on Lake Street in Minneapolis. Walgreens will move into what was the Office Depot store that was damaged during the Minneapolis Uprising.

August 2021 — A car wash across the street from the Minneapolis police fifth precinct.

August 2021 — Recently re-opened Wendy's as seen from the back of the Coliseum Building. The building was destroyed by fire on May 28th.

August 2021 — "Defund Police Please?" written on a street curb in South Minneapolis.

August 2021 — "Abolish Prisons" written on a bridge in South Minneapolis.

August 2021 — The wooden "Justice For George Floyd" signs sit in front yards of many homes on Park Avenue near George Floyd Square.

August 2021 — They can't cage our rage, abolush everything flyer seen in South Minneapolis.

August 2021 — A sticker reading "BARRICADE MATERIAL" referring to the heavy use of just about anything available to create barricades in the streets during unrest.

May 2021 — Police officers gather at the Third Precinct on the 1 year anniversary of the burning of the precinct. The Minneapolis Police announced over the radio the precinct had been compromised at 10:14pm on May 28th, 2020.

May 2021 — A "May 28th Forever" sign hangs on the third precinct on the 1 year anniversary of it burning.

May 2021 — The Minneapolis Police Third Precinct 1 year after it was burned during unrest over the murder of George Floyd

May 2021 — A "now hiring" sign up at the AutoZone that's being rebuilt. The AutoZone was the first store to be lit on fire during the 2020 Minneapolis uprising.

April 2021 — A posting on the Minneapolis Midtown Greenway.

April 2021 — Boards at the Star Tribune across from the courthouse.

March 2021 — "RIP George" "Can you hear us now!" written on a rooftop of a building across from the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. The Third Precinct was burned during unrest over the May 25th murder of George Floyd.

May 2020 — Vehicles follow protesters who had been marching down I-94. Curfew went into place at 8pm.

May 2020 — A man writes on a Target sign across from the Minneapolis police third precinct.

May 2020 — Officers on the roof of the third precinct with "less lethal" weapons.

May 2020 — Minneapolis police on the roof of the third precinct.

May 2020 — Protesters gather below a Target sign across from the Minneapolis Police third precinct.