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DENVER — On May 5 every year, people display red dresses on hangers without women to wear them - a visual reminder of the thousands of missing Indigenous people in the United States.
The first Red Dress Day was observed in 2010. It began after artist Jaime Black launched her REDress art installation. Since then, the dresses have come to symbolize the thousands of people who are impacted by violence and as a result, are missing or have been murdered.
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