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Protest signs and posters on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence, located on the north side of Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.

In these images, some signs depict the images of women with their names. Other signs that were created using markers…

Protest signs and posters on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence, located on the north side of Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.

In these images, "8 Min 46 Sec" is written with green paper, and "How Many Aren't Filmed?" is written with pink…

Protest signs and posters on the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence, located on the north side of Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.

In this image, "Police-Free Schools" is written on a black chain link fence with colorful paper.

Plywood panels cover the windows of a restaurant. Set against a vivid, cobalt blue background are there realistic, anatomical hearts of slightly different sizes. The hearts are accompanied by text reading "Human....And Justice For All." Text under…

Plywood panels cover the window of a restaurant. Black hands with a red manicure are positioned in the shape of the letters "d" and "C," positioned against a vivid, cobalt blue background. The words "Black Lives Matter" are repeated several times in…

Black chain link fence on the south side of H Street NW with evidence of protest signs that have been removed. There are protest signs on the sign post, including "Say Their Names," a poster reading "They Matter" with photographs and names of…

Graffiti painted directly on the pavement at the crosswalk near the intersection of H Street NW and 16th St. NW, outside of St. John's Episcopal Church. Text reads 'ABOLISH NOW, "#SAY HER NAME," and "POLICE." Additional graffiti is in the…

"BLACK LIVES MATTER" is painted in yellow traffic paint on the pavement. It was immediately removed.

Three signs are tied to a street sign pole. The first sign reads "Say Their Names." The second sign reads "They Matter" with images of victims of police brutality. Some of these images depict George Floyd, Philando Castile, and Michelle Shirley. The…

A poster reads "Injustice On Any African Anywhere Is Injustice To All African People Everywhere."