General Store Dad Boards, Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis Unrest

Plywood boards cover the entrance of 'The General Store Dad - A Community Work Space' on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis. These protective measures were installed following widespread protests and unrest in the city after the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis Police in May 2020. Handwritten messages on the boards include a defiant statement from the business owner: 'Nothing left to steal except some La Croix. If you are thirsty, call me and I’ll get one,' along with a phone number. This personal message reflects the immediate impact on local businesses and the community's resilience during a period of significant civil protest in Uptown Minneapolis.
Plywood boards cover the entrance of 'The General Store Dad - A Community Work Space' on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis. These protective measures were installed following widespread protests and unrest in the city after the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis Police in May 2020. Handwritten messages on the boards include a defiant statement from the business owner: 'Nothing left to steal except some La Croix. If you are thirsty, call me and I’ll get one,' along with a phone number. This personal message reflects the immediate impact on local businesses and the community's resilience during a period of significant civil protest in Uptown Minneapolis.
Photo taken in June 2020. © 2026 Chad Davis
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