Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostGianno Flores, left, cries in an embrace with Amari and Ashaunti Gillespie during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. They were mourning the loss of their friend and loved one Davarie Armstrong.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostThe Toombs family stands together during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostAutumn Lawrence speaks about love and loss during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostAutumn Lawrence, right, hugs Nakita Davis as she holds her grand baby Rain during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. Both women have lost children to youth violence.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostRaquel Bell, left, cries during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. Bell was crying thinking about her nephew Durrell Diamond Mitchell, who lost his life to youth violence.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostFrom left, Hadassah Neal, 10, Keasha Hodge, 10 and Keyon Griffin, 10 pray together during the introduction to the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostDonQuenick Beasley reaches her arm out to a fellow mother Autumn Lawrence as she talks about losing her child to youth violence during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostGianno Flores, left, cries beside Amari and Ashaunti Gillespie during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. They were mourning the loss of their friend and loved one Davarie Armstrong, who lost his life to youth violence.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostMonta Davis Jr., left, and Amillion McKenzie sit together during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostFrom left, Jasmin Ruby, 17, Donegan Reynolds, 19, Cleveland Lubembela, 19 and François Kapimga, 15, stand together during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Rachel Ellis, The Denver PostGionna Flores, left, is hugged by Keilah Collins during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. They were mourning the loss of Davarie Armstrong and many others in the community who have lost their lives to youth violence.
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Gianno Flores, left, cries in an embrace with Amari and Ashaunti Gillespie during the Enough is Enough rally to call attention to youth violence in Denver outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020. They were mourning the loss of their friend and loved one Davarie Armstrong.
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Community members in Denver’s Montbello neighborhood staged the Enough is Enough rally, calling attention to youth violence outside of Montbello High School on Friday, July 17, 2020.