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Daunte Wright Chalk Message
Message written in chalk on a walking path: "Teach your kids about Daunte Wright. They are not too young." The chalk is faded and smudged.
Daunte Wright Graffiti
Daunte Wright's name written outside The Kenwood Retirement Community in Minneapolis.
Daunte Wright Memorial
Memorial site at the location where Daunte Wright was killed during a traffic stop near the intersection of 63rd and Kathrene Drive in Brooklyn Center. This photograph shows the memorial as it appeared one week after Daunte Wright's death.
Daunte Wright Memorial
Memorials erected for Daunte Wright at the scene of his death. A large sculpture of a raised fist, written tributes, flowers, candles, and other mementos are seen.
Daunte Wright Mural
A mural of Daunte Wright's name on plywood boards on Lake Street near George Floyd Square.
Daunte Wright on Board
Daunte Wright's name on a board nailed on top of plywood boards painted red, green, black, and brown, covering the windows of a business in a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
Daunte Wright RIP graffiti
RIP Daunte Wright written in sharpie on a locked utility door in the subway station.
Daunte Wright Tribute and Anti-Police Graffiti
Large bubble "Daunte" with a halo on top and "Rest in Power" written next to it. Anti-police graffiti can be seen as well reading: "1312," "FTP," and "Cops Kill & Kill Cops." Written on a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police…
Deona
"Deona" written on a business sign post.
Deserving Justice, I-75, Exit 290
Portraits of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd are painted on a brick wall over black, orange, blue, and yellow circles. Behind this is a painted highway. To the left of the portraits is a painting of a road sign that reads "Deserving…