Break out the hats, grab your gloves, wrap up in a scarf and join us on Saturday for a #TeslaTakedown #protest in the cold! You haven't lived until you've faced the #cold. We'll bring the #hotchocolate.
#resist #downwithmusk #itsnotthatcold
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A white woman is bundled up in the cold, with a puffy jacket hood over her head, a hat brim poking out, a wool scarf wrapped around her neck. She is looking at the camera with a tight smile, rosy cheeks, a red nose and a look that says "it's not that cold, brah." Behind her is a crowd of diverse people listening to a person speaking, probably former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb. Above everyone is a bright blue sky with white wispy clouds. The sun shines on everyone who is there to take action.
View from the description for the Martin Luther King, Jr., statue at City Park in Denver. It is a cold winter day, there is snow on the ground and on the descriptive plaque, which describes the monument to Civil Right and MLK Jr. In the background is a crowd of people bundled up and listening to a person speaking. Behind all of them, in the center of the monument, rises a statue of MLK, Jr. The sky is a hazy blue with promise of a warmer tomorrow.
a crowd gathers at the end of the Denver MLK Marade at Civic Center Park, in the distance is the Colorado state capital building with grey stone and a gold dome. In the foreground is a crowd of peaceful marchers with differing interests. There is a sign that rises above the crowd that says "resist trumps nightmare" and a flag that looks like it is next to it because of a skewed perspective. The flag is a Republican party blue and white elephant outline with white stars on the top of the elephant's back. Everyone showed up to celebrate Dr. King's vision.
1ºF for the Denver MLK Marade OUTSIDE. Instead of sitting at home doomscrolling, I spent time soaking in the positive actions of the community. And a few brave Colorado Republicans joined in. #MLKDay #ItsNotThatCold
