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Anti-police Graffiti
Graffiti reading "Fire to the Prisons" and "It's ok! to throw stuff at the pigs". This is written on plywood board covering a business across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
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.
Fuck 12 Graffiti
"Fuck 12" written in black spray paint on a residential fence near the Brooklyn Center Police Department. Other, possibly older, less clear graffiti can be seen next to it.
Black Lives Matter Messages
Messages of hope and inspiration pertaining to Black Lives Matter on the plywood boards of Van's Automotive in Brooklyn Center, just up the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department. In an interview the owner shared that he and his wife…
Daunte Wright and Other Graffiti
Several graffiti messages including "#DaunteWright" , "Revolution Now", and "Fuck Yo Curfew" in red spray paint. Some graffiti has been covered up with black spray paint.
Anti-police Graffiti
A plethora of anti-police graffiti on the plywood boards covering a business in Brooklyn Center. Messages include: "Cops Sum Bitches," "fuck 12", "Fuck Mike Ellot" (referring to Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott), "Fuck Your Property," "12 Pussy,"…
Air Fresheners
Air fresheners - referring to the alleged reason Daunte Wright was pulled over - hanging from a fence surrounding the Brooklyn Center Police Department along with graffiti messages on the cement bases like "Fuck the System".
Cement Barricade Graffiti
Graffiti sprayed on cement barricades outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department. Messages include: "Abolition Now," Fuck Killer KKKops," and "Death to Amerik[^3]a".
Note: the [^3] refers to the mathematical symbol meaning 'to the power of 3'…
Note: the [^3] refers to the mathematical symbol meaning 'to the power of 3'…
Anti-police Graffiti
Graffiti on a crosswalk reading "Abolish Genocide" and "Fuck 12". Faded "Fuck 12" graffiti can be seen faintly in the white bars of the crosswalk.
Indigenous Solidarity in Black Liberation Bench
The message "Indigenous Solidarity in Black Liberation" written on a bus stop bench near the Brooklyn Center Police Department.