A woman confronts police after the arrest of a protester.
Police line up after the arrest to prevent further violence.
Demonstrators filming the arrest.
Police cars stationed by the White House across from a construction site covered with Black Lives Matter art.
Protest art covers a construction tunnel.
Another angle of the protest art.
The entrance of the tunnel that curves around to the next two streets.
Signs in support of the movement fill every inch of the tunnel. Many in different languages.
Flowers and pictures of people of color killed by police brutality hang on the fence in front of the White House.
Banners hang on the fence outside the White House
“Defund Police. Invest in Communities.”
Buildings surrounding the White House display signs in support of Black Lives Matter.
A Black Lives Matter banner hangs on a building near the peaceful demonstration.
A demonstrator holds a sign outside the White House.
Pictures lined the entirety of the White House fence.
Many signs were set up to be seen from the road as cars drove by honking in support.
A photo of Sandra Bland on display. Bland died under mysterious circumstances while in custody of police in Texas.
Signs lining the other side of the street.
A sign referencing football player Colin Kaepernick’s 2016 protest during the national anthem before football games where he kneeled in protest of police brutality.
Signs in solidarity from people of different ethnic backgrounds.
Signs line the railings near crosswalks.
Black Trans Lives Matter signs reference the high percentage of trans people of color murdered each year.
An artisan sells BLM merchandise in the blocked road.
A man plays music within the blockade.
art graffiti lines the streets nearby.
Art graffiti in support of unity.
Graffiti referencing medics who are people of color working during the COVID19 crisis.
The Warner Theatre displays Black Lives Matter on its marque.
Protest art at the entrance of the tunnel.
Art continued to line the streets for blocks.
Signs represented different communities and were in different languages.
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