For The People. From the streets to the spreadsheets!
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ALT Signs hanging from the fence on the burned out 3rd precinct MPD site: Plant prairies, not precincts. Sign on lamppost, in the style of Dr Seuss: We do not want your precinct here! Not there! We do not want it anywhere!
ALT Photo of Angela Rose Myers with Soren with Ward 8 logo, caption reads “Angela Rose Myers community endorsement”
ALT Photo of Sheila Nezhad with Soren with ward 8 logo and caption “sheila Nezhad endorsement”
ALT Graph comparing eviction filings in major US cities. The chart is titled Eviction Filings Skyrocket in 2022. Text reads annual eviction filings rose dramatically in several US metro areas as pandemic era renter protections ended. Eviction Lab reports some cities saw more filings than their pre-pandemic average. Minneapolis is shown to have a 137% increase in eviction filings, behind Las Vegas and Houston for the biggest increase.
ALT A graphic on purple background: REAL VOICES WANT REAL CHOICES - not this! There's three check boxes, one for "brutal police location #1", one for "brutal police location #2," and, crossed out/faded, "no more brutal police."
ALT poster headed "Minneapolis Third Precinct Survey" with the official city logo, and choices "brutal police location #1" "brutal police location #2" and, crossed out "no more brutal police." a row of purple lupine is on bottom.
![a poster in several colors made to look like a doctor suess page. "we do not want your precinct here nor there, [here and there are in big finger pointing arrows], we do not want it anywhere!" a seussian cartoon policeman is standing in a pail labeled "mpls police federation," holding a club labeled "false choices."](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ftde_ReagAEbq6o.png?name=orig)
ALT a poster in several colors made to look like a doctor suess page. "we do not want your precinct here nor there, [here and there are in big finger pointing arrows], we do not want it anywhere!" a seussian cartoon policeman is standing in a pail labeled "mpls police federation," holding a club labeled "false choices."
ALT A graphic promoting the book Let This Radicalize You by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba, featuring blue and yellow text on a speckled orange background. On the right, there is an image of the book's cover, with the Haymarket Books logo in the bottom right corner. To the left is text that reads: "This book is a gift for everyone, no matter their level of political engagement, interested in building the new worlds of care and mutual flourishing that we need. —Astra Taylor bit.ly/LetThisRadicalizeYou"
ALT An asphalt plant in Saint Paul
