SALT LAKE CITY — There was a gathering Saturday at Salt Lake’s Liberty Park to educate and remind Utahns about protecting their liberties — in particular, the right to vote.
Dozens of people showed up, braving 90+ degree temperatures to get into what they call “Good Trouble.” It’s a saying made popular by the late congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis.
Darlene McDonald started a non-profit called The Selma Institute. She says it’s dedicated to honoring enslaved Africans and their descendants — people who, for generations, had no rights in America…