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    Columbus Day parade proceeds peacefully

    Denver, Colorado (AP)

    There were protesters at Denver’s annual Columbus Day parade, but no arrests.

    Police say the parade and protests were peaceful. The parade has a history of confrontations between organizers and activists who believe Columbus was a slave trader whose explorations touched off centuries of oppression of Native Americans.

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