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Hugs
Plywood with a painted image of George Floyd in the upper right-hand corner. Beneath, the words "Speak Up," "Hope," "Hugs," and "MPS
Community Wall
Community mural in the process of being painted.
Community Messages
Mural full of community messages. Some of the messages include "God Love You," "Hope," "Love," and "Community Unity." Each of the messages are written in different colors.
Megaphone
Blue megaphone with green swirls around it. Colors of the rainbow project out from the megaphone.
Lake Street Loves
A poster reading "Lake Street Loves" along with a poem by Alaa Haasan. The poem is titled, "Lonely, Lonely," and reads as follows:
My soul dances like a butterfly
Cheerful and smiling
Didn't realize there's no tomorrow
Can't believe that this…
My soul dances like a butterfly
Cheerful and smiling
Didn't realize there's no tomorrow
Can't believe that this…
Colorful Justice
Justice is written in four different languages in colorful letters. The four languages that Justice is written in, in order, are English, Spanish, Hindi, and Somali.
George Floyd/Walaalo is Jeceyl
To the right of the mural, a phoenix is depicted rising out of the ashes of a burning city, with a broken heart and "George Floyd" written on its wings. In the sky, there are red, yellow, and orange flowers floating around. On the left side of the…
Wall of Community Messages
Originally, the message "Rest in Paradise George" was spray-painted in green on pieces of plywood. The plywood was buffed and new messages appeared. Some of these messages include #paintourpeace, Unity, Love, Community, etc. Green, yellow, black, and…
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter is written on a marquee. Underneath, there is a chalkboard that addresses a grandmother's vision for her Black grandchild.
Don't Abuse Ur Power
A piece of plywood with a variety of community messages written on it. The most prominent message, outlined in black spray paint is "Don't Abuse Ur Power." Other messages, which are written in red and blue spray paint read "Stand For Something,"…