Rural mountain communities in Colorado are speaking up and lining the streets to stand in solidarity with national protests against police brutality and the death of George Floyd.
On Tuesday evening, Gunnison Valley residents showed up for an event organized by Elizabeth Cobbins, the project coordinator for multicultural affairs at Western Colorado University. Cobbins had been quiet over the past week, but she felt it was time to address discrimination and police brutality.
“I tried…
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