-Abraham Lincoln
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| View of people streaming into Civic Center Park before the march. Photo taken from 22nd floor of the old Hilton Hotel building. |
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| View of people on 16th St. heading toward Broadway St., then on into Civic Center Park- from the 14th floor of the old Hilton Hotel building. |
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| Start of the march at 15th St. and Cleveland Place. |
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| Signs, signs, everywhere signs. |
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| More signs and people- including men, women and children. |
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| Nasty woman marching. |
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| Pink hats and Dr. King. |
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| More hats and signs. |
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| At 14th St and Temont Place with view of other marchers heading up 15th Street. You can also see Trinity Church way down on Broadway and 18th Street. |
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| The crowd behind me toward the end of the march. |
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| My sister Maura and me at W. Colfax and 14th St. just getting ready to turn onto Banock St. Two block away from the end of the march |
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| Denver Post's photo of Civic Center. The post figured 100,000 people came to march. Only 40,000 people were expected. |
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| My sister Maura and I were not the only Shannon sisters to march. Our sister Tara marched in Los Angeles and took along a photo of our mother taken back when she was protesting for Civil Rights in the 1960s. |
It was exhausting. It was invigorating. It was a start. We are the future and the future is now.
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