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1) Opponents of the parade gather on 15th St. where most of the 147 arrests occurred.
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2) Protest watcher Maurice Dominguez of Denver talks about the egos on both sides of the debate.
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3) Parade watcher Mike Mullin of Littleton says the protest was unfortunate but that both sides were entitled to their opinions.
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4) Protest numbers thinned as the parade moved south on Broadway, but a few remained to oppose the march.
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5) Supporters of the American Indian Movement rally outside the Denver City and County Building where those arrested were held.
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1) Arrested protester Beatrice Salazar talks about her experience after she was released.
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2) Phillip Arreola, the regional director of communication relations services for the Department of Justice, says he applauds the Denver police for their efforts in keeping the parade and protest peaceful.
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3) Denver safety manager Ari Zavaras said there weren't any last-minute changes to the parade plans despite the protest.
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4) Parade supporter Annette Gordy says the rhetoric on both sides is ridiculous regardless of how they feel about Christopher Columbus.
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5) Robert Jaguar, a senior leader for the safety group Guardian Angels, says his group had full confidence in the Denver police.
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October 7, 2000