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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2001 The city of Denver, Colorado, will again see competing events on Columbus Day, a reminder of last year's protests which resulted in the arrest of more than 140 American Indians and their supporters. An Italian group will hold a parade to honor Columbus on October 8. A multicultural coalition will hold counter-events preceding, on, and after Columbus Day. Get the Story:
Columbus Day battle heating up (The Denver Post 7/12) Related Stories:
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Columbus Day battle brews
Facebook Twitter EmailTHURSDAY, JULY 12, 2001 The city of Denver, Colorado, will again see competing events on Columbus Day, a reminder of last year's protests which resulted in the arrest of more than 140 American Indians and their supporters. An Italian group will hold a parade to honor Columbus on October 8. A multicultural coalition will hold counter-events preceding, on, and after Columbus Day. Get the Story:
Columbus Day battle heating up (The Denver Post 7/12) Related Stories:
Italians celebrate Columbus Day early (7/11)
Group awarded Columbus Day permit (7/10)
Peaceful protest greets parade (10/9)
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