Street art from Floyd protests gets permanent home
A group that collected and preserved hundreds of plywood murals from the George Floyd protests has found a permanent home for them.
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A group that collected and preserved hundreds of plywood murals from the George Floyd protests has found a permanent home for them.
In the wake of nationwide protests following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, anecdotal reports of irregular menstrual cycles emerged among protestors who were exposed to tear gas used by law enforcement.
The vote came after Mayor Jacob Frey wrote a letter to City Council members asking them to decide on a future site for the Third Precinct, or allow him to do so.
On Thursday, members of the Minneapolis City Council all agreed they need more time to consider the proposal's timeline.