I spent Thursday night, June 4, at a motel in St. George on my way to visit a relative in Salt Lake City. Walking to dinner that evening I heard a commotion a block away and strolled down to check it out. A protest! In St. George! Kudos to Utahns everywhere for donning the mantle of free speech and protesting the treatment of black people and minorities. Your heart and courage is uplifting to all Americans.
Michael Morin, Los Osos, Calif.
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