50 years after the explosions, the legacy of Los Seis de Boulder is more complicated than it seems
A second memorial to the six Chicano activists who died in 1974 will be dedicated on May 28.
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Remembering Los Seis on the fiftieth anniversary of car bombings that killed 6 Chicanx activists in
On May 27 and on May 29, 1974, two car bombs exploded in Boulder, Colorado, killing six people and seriously injuring a seventh. The cases were never solved. This was a time of tremendous student activism at the University of Colorado, and all those killed and injured were active in UMAS, a Chicanx student group at the University.
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CPR Presents: MORTIFIED – Pride Edition ft. Ryan Warner
Courtesy of Jasmine BaetzCourtesy of Jasmine Baetz Taste the Mortified rainbow! Special Pride Edition featuring Colorado Public Radio host Ryan Warner reading from his own teenage journals.
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Los Seis de Boulder: Remembering six slain Chicano activists
A car exploded, and then another. Six young people died. A seventh was seriously injured. They came to be known as Los Seis de Boulder, The Boulder Six.
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Los Seis de Boulder: Remembering six slain Chicano activists
A car exploded, and then another. Six young people died. A seventh was seriously injured. They came to be known as Los Seis de Boulder, The Boulder Six.
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