Denver is about to get more colorful.
City Councilman Jolon Clark and local neighborhoods have been raising money for rainbow crosswalks at the intersection of Broadway and Irvington, a neighborhood that is used during Pridefest.
The local businesses made a website to raise money for the rainbow crosswalk, which they predict will cost $25,000. They have raised over $18,000 so far.
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“This is… a way we as a city and community can wrap our arms around the LGBTQ community and tell them how much we value them, care about them and love them in a very tangible and visible way.”
They are hoping to complete the project by June 1, just before Pride month starts, so that the crosswalks can be used during Pridefest as a fashion runway.
