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Whatever your feelings about the current commander-in-chief, it’s hard to deny the flurry of protest activity ignited by President Donald Trump and his administration. But Denverites were fired up even before the election; the Dakota Access Pipeline protests – and arrest of American Indian Movement of Colorado member Red Fawn Fallis at one such event in October – shook the local indigenous community and its allies and environmentalists into action well before the Women’s March and refugee ban.
Browse our recent protest coverage and catch up on the latest action.
Standing Rock protesters shut down a Wells Fargo on February 18.
Brandon Marshall
1. Standing Rock Protesters Again Close the Wells Fargo on Broadway
The Colorado Stands With Planned Parenthood rally on February 11.
Brandon Marshall
2. PHOTOS: Colorado Stands With Planned Parenthood Rally Outside Senator Cory Gardner’s Office
Indigenous activists took over a Wells Fargo bank on February 10.
Chris Walker
3. Standing Rock Protesters Shut Down Wells Fargo in Downtown Denver
Jason Flores-Williams
Anthony Camera
4. Denver Attorney Sharply Responds to Subpoena for Facebook Accounts
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5. Civil-Rights Lawsuit Filed Over Treatment of Muslim-Ban Protesters at DIA
Keep reading for more protest pictures and coverage.
Amal Kassir discusses permits with DPD Commander Antonio Lopez on January 28.
Brandon Marshall
6. Trump Protests Highlight Problems With Getting Fast Permits in Denver
An ex-Tea Party member (right) stands next to Muslim American actor Emad Alayoubi. Both joined roughly a hundred people protesting President Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim policies on January 30.
Kyle Harris
7. An Actor, a Tea Party Defector and a Worried Husband Join Anti-Trump Protests
On January 28, protesters gathered at the Denver International Airport to protest Trump’s refugee ban.
Brandon Marshall
8. PHOTOS: These Protesters at DIA Condemned Trump’s Refugee Ban
Kate McKee Simmons
9. Over 100,000 People Join Women’s March on Denver