Veterans For Peace Flag at Minneapolis Federal Courthouse Protest
Taken July 2020
A protest occurred outside the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis on July 23rd, 2020. Participants gathered to oppose the deployment of federal officers to cities across the country, a contentious issue during the broader Black Lives Matter movement. A veteran held a Veterans For Peace flag, while a banner in the background proclaimed "Black Lives Matter Native Lives Matter," reflecting the diverse concerns of the attendees. The Federal Courthouse, a significant government building, served as a focal point for civic expression during this period of heightened social unrest.
Taken July 2020
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