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Montezuma County Patriots Tiffany Ghere and Sherry Simmons listen to speeches from tribal members.
Montezuma County Patriots display flags outside of the Walk for Justice and Peace event at the Cortex Cultural Center on Saturday.
A Montezuma County Patriot flies the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe flag at the Freedom Ride on Saturday in Cortez.
Pechun Collins, Little Miss Ute Mountain, speaks at the Walk for Justice and Peace event at the Cortez Cultural Center on Saturday.
The Walk for Justice and Peace in Cortez on Saturday culminated in speeches from Indigenous people at the Cortez Cultural Center.
Vehicles from the Montezuma County Patriots’ Freedom Rides add Three Percent flags, a flag that signifies an American and Canadian far-right militia movement.
Vehicles from the Montezuma County Patriots’ Freedom Rides add Three Percent flags, a flag that signifies an American and Canadian far-right militia movement.
Vehicles from the Montezuma County Patriots’ Freedom Rides add Three Percent flags, a flag that signifies an American and Canadian far-right militia movement.
Vehicles from the Montezuma County Patriots’ Freedom Rides add Three Percent flags, a flag that signifies an American and Canadian far-right militia movement.
How odd that across Colorado and the West, hunters ruthlessly pursued wolves yet valued their power and presence enough to have them mounted, stuffed and then photographed in the same mountain landscapes from which they had been extirpated. Ecologist Aldo Leopold wrote, “Man always kills the things he loves, and so we the pioneers have killed our wilderness.”
