Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 4:30pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

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Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

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Justice for All March - Dec. 13, 2014

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5pm

Protesters were scheduled to meet at 4:30pm for a rally and march, but people were at the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct about an hour early. This photo is from the earlier protest done with unamplified voices alone until around 4:30pm when speakers spoke from on top of a rental truck to a crowd of about 3000 people.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 7, 2014

This is the sixth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in two weeks. This one was organized and led by Minneapolis high school students, some of whom walked out of classes last week in protest. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as the Michael Brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Another example is Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. In both cases, it's been announced there will be no criminal charges against the police.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 6, 2014

This was another protest against recent killings of people of color by police in Ferguson, Missouri and elsewhere.

Signs:

Black Livers Matter

Don't Shoot

I can't breathe

Justice for Eric Garner

Justice for John Crawford

We can't breathe

Mike Brown (18) Trayvon Martin (17) Tamir Rice (12) Pray that we make it to 21

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Minneapolis Minnesota

December 7 2014

This is the fifth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in in two weeks. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. Last week it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case. The death of Michael Brown in Ferguson is another case among many.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 7, 2014

This is the sixth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in two weeks. This one was organized and led by Minneapolis high school students, some of whom walked out of classes last week in protest. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as the Michael Brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Another example is Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. In both cases, it's been announced there will be no criminal charges against the police.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 4:30pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 4:30pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After the Lake Street exit, the next exit before downtown was interstate 94. The police seemed determined to not allow the march on another highway. A few police cars moved ahead at a high rate of speed to block the exit to I-94. The protesters paused on the bridge over I-94 but continued to the downtown exit and marched to Minneapolis city hall.

Common chants:

Black lives matter

No justice. No peace.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5:30pm

The march started around 5:30pm with a somewhat disorganized start. The idea was the banners would be in the front of the march, but that idea was sometimes forgotten. The crowd seemed restless and walked fast. That might have been because it was 25 degrees out. The march turned onto Hiawatha Avenue, which blocked northbound traffic. Police cars rode behind and ahead of the march.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 7, 2014

This is the sixth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in two weeks. This one was organized and led by Minneapolis high school students, some of whom walked out of classes last week in protest. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as the Michael Brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Another example is Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. In both cases, it's been announced there will be no criminal charges against the police.

2014-12-07 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

The protesters met at 34th and Nicollet and marched south on Nicollet Avenue.

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Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

The police stopped traffic about a mile behind the march. Other police vehicles followed the march closely. As the march approached the Lake Street exit, a public address from one police vehicle announced over and over that everyone must leave the highway. Some protesters exited at Lake Street, but most continued.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 7pm

The march was around 2000 people. Some marchers crossed over into the southbound traffic, which was at a standstill, and walked through the cars. Around 20 protesters walked down the ramp to I-35 to consider marching down the interstate highway. The rest of the march continue north on Hiawatha. The march stopped for 15 minutes to create a rally at Augsburg College.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

Black lives matter.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

Common chants:

Black lives matter

No justice. No peace.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 4:30pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 4:30pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5:30pm

The march started around 5:30pm with a somewhat disorganized start. The idea was the banners would be in the front of the march, but that idea was sometimes forgotten. The crowd seemed restless and walked fast. That might have been because it was 25 degrees out. The march turned onto Hiawatha Avenue, which blocked northbound traffic. Police cars rode behind and ahead of the march.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

Common chants:

Black lives matter

No justice. No peace.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

The police stopped traffic about a mile behind the march. Other police vehicles followed the march closely. As the march approached the Lake Street exit, a public address from one police vehicle announced over and over that everyone must leave the highway. Some protesters exited at Lake Street, but most continued.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5:30pm

The march started around 5:30pm with a somewhat disorganized start. The idea was the banners would be in the front of the march, but that idea was sometimes forgotten. The crowd seemed restless and walked fast. That might have been because it was 25 degrees out. The march turned onto Hiawatha Avenue, which blocked northbound traffic. Police cars rode behind and ahead of the march.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

The police stopped traffic about a mile behind the march. Other police vehicles followed the march closely. As the march approached the Lake Street exit, a public address from one police vehicle announced over and over that everyone must leave the highway. Some protesters exited at Lake Street, but most continued.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5:30pm

The march started around 5:30pm with a somewhat disorganized start. The idea was the banners would be in the front of the march, but that idea was sometimes forgotten. The crowd seemed restless and walked fast. That might have been because it was 25 degrees out. The march turned onto Hiawatha Avenue, which blocked northbound traffic. Police cars rode behind and ahead of the march.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 7, 2014

This is the sixth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in two weeks. This one was organized and led by Minneapolis high school students, some of whom walked out of classes last week in protest. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as the Michael Brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Another example is Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. In both cases, it's been announced there will be no criminal charges against the police.

2014-12-07 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

Common chants:

Black lives matter

No justice. No peace.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Justice for All March - Dec. 13, 2014

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014

In the morning, South High School students held a sit in for four and half hours (the length of time Michael Brown's body was on the street after he was killed). Then they walked out and marched to the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct, traveling down Lake Street and temporarily blocking eastbound traffic. Police cars blocked traffic for the march. Outside the police station, impromptu speakers shared their personal experiences dealing with police. Some spoke of returning to the same location at 4:30pm for another protest and march.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

This is a composite of multiple photos.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 4pm

Protesters were scheduled to meet at 4:30pm for a rally and march, but people were at the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct about an hour early. This photo is from the earlier protest done with unamplified voices alone until around 4:30pm when speakers spoke from on top of a rental truck to a crowd of about 3000 people.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 4:30pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 5:00pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 4, 2014

This protest and march was in response to several unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States recently and the subsequent lack of charges or punishment for the police involved. The most recent was Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held by the neck until until he was dead as he said, "I can't breathe". On the day before this event, it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case.

After exiting I-35W, the protesters marched through downtown Minneapolis to city hall.

Common chants:

Black lives matter

No justice. No peace.

2014-12-04 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5pm

Protesters were scheduled to meet at 4:30pm for a rally and march, but people were at the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct about an hour early. This photo is from the earlier protest done with unamplified voices alone until around 4:30pm when speakers spoke from on top of a rental truck to a crowd of about 3000 people.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 7 2014

This is the fifth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in in two weeks. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. Last week it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges in that case. The death of Michael Brown in Ferguson is another case among many.

2014-12-07 This is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis Minnesota

December 7 2014

This is the fifth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in in two weeks. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. Last week it was announced the police would not be indicted on any criminal charges.

2014-12-07 This is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 4:30pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 6pm

The march was around 2000 people. Some marchers crossed over into the southbound traffic, which was at a standstill, and walked through the cars. Around 20 protesters walked down the ramp to I-35 to consider marching down the interstate highway. The rest of the march continue north on Hiawatha.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

December 7, 2014

This is the sixth Minneapolis protest over police brutality in two weeks. This one was organized and led by Minneapolis high school students, some of whom walked out of classes last week in protest. The protests are in response to unarmed people of color being killed by law enforcement in the United States such as the Michael Brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Another example is Eric Garner who was wrestled to the sidewalk and held in a choke hold until he was dead. In both cases, it's been announced there will be no criminal charges against the police.

2014-12-07 This is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 5:30pm

The march started around 5:30pm with a somewhat disorganized start. The idea was the banners would be in the front of the march, but that idea was sometimes forgotten. The crowd seemed restless and walked fast. That might have been because it was 25 degrees out. The march turned onto Hiawatha Avenue, which blocked northbound traffic. Police cars rode behind and ahead of the march.

Common chants during the march:

No justice. No peace. Prosecute the police.

Hands up. Don't shoot.

When I say Michael, you say Brown. Michael. Brown. Michael. Brown.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014

In the morning, South High School students held a sit in for four and half hours (the length of time Michael Brown's body was on the street after he was killed). Then they walked out and marched to the Minneapolis police 3rd precinct, traveling down Lake Street and temporarily blocking eastbound traffic. Police cars blocked traffic for the march. Outside the police station, impromptu speakers shared their personal experiences dealing with police. Some spoke of returning to the same location at 4:30pm for another protest and march.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue

Minneapolis, Minnesota

November 25, 2014 around 4:30pm

The crowd swelled to about 3000 people and speakers talked from on top of a rental truck. By 4:30pm the crowd was growing too large for the sidewalk, and there was a mass movement of people into the intersection of Lake Street and Minnehaha Avenue.

When the intersection was initially blocked with people, one car continued to move right through the people and ended up runnig over a young woman. Video of that event has been widely circulated. Later, the crowd parted to let the ambulance through to pick up the injured, and the rally continued.

2014-11-25 This photo and text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. Give attribution to: Fibonacci Blue