Castle Rock, Colo. (KDVR) – Hundreds of Tags, with all types of messages completely for one purpose. No kings in the castle rock.
“You feel that you are doing something instead of sitting behind a keyboard trying to be a keyboard warrior,” said Curry, who attended the protest. “It makes her feel something that changes. Something turns.”
Hods are honored by the cars you pass and chants coming from the crowd. One of the women said that her company lost people for fear of coming from ice and sending them to their countries of origin.
“I know their families, I know their loved ones,” said Molly, who was in Castle Rock to protest. “It breaks my heart now, at this moment, there is nothing I can do.”
Others said that the definitions hurt their actions, which affects them personally and this is the beginning of something greater.
“I think today in general will be a huge movement and they will not be able to ignore us anymore,” Carrie said.
The organizers said that the protests that occur today are strengthening their place in history, together.
“I have to do something, something, I want my children – I want my grandchildren to know that during this time someone went up,” said volunteer Theresa Deringer.
Fox 31 told the 3200 people who attended the demonstration Castle Rock.
“I cannot imagine that I am not part of this day,” Molly said.