Minneapolis Protest on S 4th Ave, ‘Uptown Reels’ Billboard
Taken July 2020
A protest march proceeds along S 4th Avenue in downtown Minneapolis on July 23, 2020. Participants gathered to protest the deployment of federal officers to cities nationwide, with the march route often passing the Federal Courthouse. Above the street, a billboard displays the message 'Uptown reels after gunfire, bloodshed,' reflecting local concerns amidst the broader Minneapolis Uprising.
Taken July 2020
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