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Remembering Denver’s deadliest riots a century later
July 31, 2020
Remembering Denver’s deadliest riots a century later
July 31, 2020
The stage was set for unrest: A pandemic was ripping through the population, unemployment was soaring and racial and economic...
The stage was set for unrest: A pandemic was ripping through the population, unemployment was soaring and racial and economic...
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Politics
‘Whose memory do we honor?’
July 23, 2020
‘Whose memory do we honor?’
July 23, 2020
The history of the monument in front of the statehouse honoring the 1st Colorado Cavalry was complicated. So was the expression...
The history of the monument in front of the statehouse honoring the 1st Colorado Cavalry was complicated. So was the expression...
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Alumni
Mission ready: Boulder Voices for Children
July 16, 2020
Mission ready: Boulder Voices for Children
July 16, 2020
Perception isn’t always reality in Boulder County. Boulder’s global reputation as a beautiful college town, adventure-sports capital, aerospace hub and...
Perception isn’t always reality in Boulder County. Boulder’s global reputation as a beautiful college town, adventure-sports capital, aerospace hub and...
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Health
Tools of resilience
July 15, 2020
Tools of resilience
July 15, 2020
For Annie Redmond, the legacy of trauma wrought by systemic racism is historic and personal. When cellphone video showing the...
For Annie Redmond, the legacy of trauma wrought by systemic racism is historic and personal. When cellphone video showing the...
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Education
‘Shine a light on the human condition’
July 10, 2020
‘Shine a light on the human condition’
July 10, 2020
When Mariama Fofana moved to Colorado in 2012 to escape civil war in the Ivory Coast, she immediately noticed a...
When Mariama Fofana moved to Colorado in 2012 to escape civil war in the Ivory Coast, she immediately noticed a...
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Arts and Culture
Songs to sustain a movement
June 29, 2020
Songs to sustain a movement
June 29, 2020
Elijah McClain played the violin. And on June 27, throngs of musicians from across the state and the nation gathered in Aurora’s...
Elijah McClain played the violin. And on June 27, throngs of musicians from across the state and the nation gathered in Aurora’s...
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Business and Economics
The Point of community and coffee
June 24, 2020
The Point of community and coffee
June 24, 2020
Ryan Cobbins never planned to open Coffee at The Point, a bustling café that has become a popular community gathering place...
Ryan Cobbins never planned to open Coffee at The Point, a bustling café that has become a popular community gathering place...
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Politics
How to bring the Black Lives Matter movement to your hometown
June 19, 2020
How to bring the Black Lives Matter movement to your hometown
June 19, 2020
Ashley Bernales can see change – real change – happening. And she wanted to be a part of it. The women’s...
Ashley Bernales can see change – real change – happening. And she wanted to be a part of it. The women’s...
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Politics
Dreamers keep dreaming after Supreme Court win
June 19, 2020
Dreamers keep dreaming after Supreme Court win
June 19, 2020
“You just have to cross the puente.” In describing the town where she was born, Jackie Màrquez Rocha uses the Spanish...
“You just have to cross the puente.” In describing the town where she was born, Jackie Màrquez Rocha uses the Spanish...