/r/Denver's Protest Discussion Megathread 3/3

EDIT: Here are the most recent posts on upcoming protests:

• https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/1iyxfyl/protest_in_support_of_nps_and_federal_workers/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/1iy2dvs/the_next_official_50501_protest_is_on_march_4th/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Denver/comments/1j1adp8/march_on_march_4th_124_at_the_capitol_also_can_we/

This is the latest Megathread post for protest discussion as it's been a while since we posted the last one. Discussion should be held here to keep it organized, and to allow us to keep up with discussion and the brigading that takes place both from reddit, and other social media platforms as well.

Please keep discussions civil and read, understand, and abide by our rules before posting here. It should be noted that while the even while the current administration frequently spews hateful, divisive, rhetoric and scapegoats marginalized communities, that these ideologies have no place on r/Denver. To that point, please avoid making generalizations about any group, as long as that group doesn't themselves promote hate as a core value (you can talk shit about Nazis all day).

Resources:

• Information about how we're moderating protest discussion can be found here
• Last Protest Megathread can be found here
• The penultimate one can be found here

Civil Rights Protest organizations can be found here:

• 50501 (National)
• Indivisible Colorado (Colorado Chapter)
• Colorado ACLU (Colorado Chapter)

If you have questions about this post, or would like to add information about a protest or organization to this text, please message the mods to do so.