Disability advocate changes how Colorado thinks about equality in education and employment
“You can’t go to college.” That’s what a teacher told Rick Newell when he was a junior in high school….
Category: Politics
Dreamer siblings cautiously optimistic after court wins, Biden’s DACA promises
Late Friday, a federal judge reversed Trump administration rules limiting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and instructed the…
Marc Lamont Hill on the power of Black voters and the legacy of John Lewis
Marc Lamont Hill, Ph.D., believes the new generation of activists will effect the change for which the late U.S. Rep….
Colorado voters affirmed their commitment to the national popular vote. Now what?
A presidential candidate has lost the popular vote but won the presidency through the Electoral College five times in U.S….
Capitol gains
The video of the Zoom call in which former Vice President Joe Biden asks U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) to be his…
Will the 2020 presidential election kill debate?
The third time was a charm when it came to the 2020 presidential debate resembling actual debate. The first descended into chaos,…
McMaster reiterates call for confidence in American democracy
The picture of a fractured United States approaching the 2020 presidential election is not pretty, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster (Ret.)…
Your election 2020 voting questions answered
It was 9 p.m. Saturday when Hollie Hendrikson’s mail was finally delivered. Her postal carrier reported being on a third…
Violence against journalists in the spotlight
A Metropolitan State University of Denver panel discussion Friday on the safety of American journalists turned tragically prescient some 24…
Will the 2020 election see a historic youth vote?
More than 10,600 17-year-old Coloradans cast a vote last March in the state’s presidential primary election, according to the Secretary of…