Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post
DENVER, CO – June 4 : Vehicles move in a caravan during a “Defend Black Life Car Rally” that left from Shorter Community AME Church in Denver on Thursday, June 4, 2020.(Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post) 
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As the Denver protests stretched into their second week, Thursday’s events were highlighted by young speakers who took the stage to share their feelings on the movement, and a caravan of protestors that stretched 2 1/2 miles long at one point.
Although more protests are expected Friday, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock allowed the 9 p.m. curfew to expire Friday morning. RTD service to downtown Denver fully resumed as well.
Looking ahead to Saturday, the Denver Broncos players and coaches planned to gather at 12:30 at the State Capitol.
Previous coverage
- June 4 — Demonstrators take to Denver’s streets on foot and in cars for eighth day of George Floyd protests
- June 3 — Denver mayor to George Floyd protesters: After talking, “itap time to get to work” | Denver police chief promises change and accountability in town hall, but offers few specifics | Denver mayor walks backs “murder” comments, though others hold him to it
- June 2 — Sixth day of protest over George Floyd death draws thousands to Denver for peaceful gathering
- June 1 — Fifth night of George Floyd protests remained peaceful for several hours, tear gas deployed just after midnight to disperse remaining crowd
- May 31 — For fourth night, Denver police unleash tear gas and foam bullets as marchers again defy curfew
- May 30 — Tear gas flies, protesters set fires on third night of unrest in Denver | As Denver curfew arrives, George Floyd protesters cheer
- May 29 — Denver police deploy flash-bangs and tear gas as second day of George Floyd protests stretches into night
- May 28 — Tear gas, pepper balls used on Denver crowds in George Floyd protests Thursday night
More information on police and protests
- Joining crowds of Denver protesters brings risk of COVID-19 exposure. Here’s how to protect yourself — and when to get tested.
- Denver police chief vows to investigate use of tear gas, projectiles on peaceful protesters
- Amid protests, Colorado lawmakers float bill to counter police brutality
- Trump declares he’s president of law and order, warns of military deployment as protests resume
- Denver’s emergency curfew pushed to 9 p.m., extended through Friday morning
- RTD restores limited bus and light rail service to and from downtown Denver
- Boarded windows, cleanup efforts in downtown Denver after weekend of property damage
- Voices from the George Floyd protest in Denver
- Denver City Council members call for investigation into police use of force during George Floyd protests
- Murder charge increased against ex-Minneapolis officer, 3 others charged with aiding and abetting in George Floyd’s death
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