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Justice for George knit banner (approx 2.5ft x 7ft) seen at candlelight vigil at George Floyd Memorial Plaza (E 38th St and Chicago Ave). Created by 9 knitters from 7 metro area cities in support for BLM and Justice for George Floyd.

A blue tarpaulin banner with white lettered text reading, "CONVICT CHAUVIN." The tarp has been attached to the street side of a privacy fence of a residential property. The tarp is attached using string and bungee cords. It is unclear from the image…

A large banner reading "DROP THE CHARGES." A sign posted up in the area refers to a call to drop charges against protestors.

Bare plywood panels with a painted Dutch character named Miffy watching a red heart-shaped balloon. To the right is "There is ALWAYS Hope!" in red paint. Again, to the right is a taped up sheet with "Black Lives Matter" written on it.

A banner with tan text on black background stating:
"If I'm not for myself,
Then who is?
If I'm only for myself,
Then who am I?
If not me, who?
If not now, when?"

A piece of cardboard with "Black Lives Matter" written in white below it.…

Solidarity banner created and displayed by Prosfygika, a building complex of old refugee settlements that operates as a squatted autonomous community, shows the face of George Floyd, framed by the slogans "No justice no peace, fight the police" and…

A large yard sign reading "I CAN'T BREATH" with additional text reading "We Are a Community" and "Share your Thoughts." Many additional writers have added to this collaborative piece.