This western Colorado town once had sundown laws, study finds; Historians gather stories about discrimination against Black Coloradans in first state study about the legacy of slavery in the Centennial State

This western Colorado town once had sundown laws, study finds; Historians gather stories about discrimination against Black Coloradans in first state study about the legacy of slavery in the Centennial State

One of the state’s most popular tourist destinations, Estes Park, was named after a man who brought five slaves to what became Colorado during the Gold Rush in 1859.