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On Saturday, Bill with about 50 campaign supporters joined community activists Anna Jo Haynes and Happy Haynes, State Rep. Terrance Carroll, and Sherry Jackson, Executive Director of the Colorado
Democratic Party, to march in the Boogaloo Parade of the Denver Black Arts Festival.
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Every group marching in the parade has to perform for the festival judges, so the Black Arts Festival saw the official debut of the Ritter Campaign Dance Troupe dancing their own unique version of the Electric Slide.
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Bill enjoys a moment with Ms. Ayers, the nonagenarian mother of Perry Ayers, one of the founders of the Denver Black Arts Festival. It was the twentieth anniversary of the festival, which celebrates the arts and culture of Denver's African-American community.
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| (All photos provided courtesy of Pat Duncan.) |
