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Women are a decisive political force that could make the call on the Presidential election
In the last several elections, women have outpaced men with their voting records. This election could be decided by the female voter bloc.
COVID-19 halted fertility treatments for hundreds, one of many devastating pandemic side effects
The COVID-19 pandemic put a hold on "nonessential" medical procedures earlier this spring, including in-vitro fertilization.
Despite pandemic hurdles, nonprofit for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ community lives on
A former police officer, Ali Duncan started Urban Sanctuary in 2016. In June, she launched a nonprofit for BIPOC and the LGBTQ+ community.
Colorado women reflect on state’s history of electing men for higher office
White men have exclusively served Coloradans as Governor and U.S. Senator. The state is one of five that has never elected a woman to either.
The Dirty P-Words: Pandemic, pivot, preparation–and the female restaurateurs who face them
Restaurateurs have bitten their tongue about Gov. Polis' policies in the wake of COVID-19. Here's what several owners really have to say.
The Significance of Amache for Colorado and the NPS
The National Parks Service has extended the online comment period of a study to determine if Amache will become a National Historic Site.
Patricia Sargent’s “Power Women” names history’s anonymous with Enheduanna of Sumer
Patricia Sargent's newest book titled "Power Women: Lessons from the Ancient World" highlights female powerhouses including Enheduanna of Sumer.
Gina Ilczyszyn dominates the tattoo scene. Now she’s tackling mural walls.
Denver tattoo artist Gina Ilczyszyn participated in the Babe Walls festival this summer and is a featured artist at CRUSH Walls this year.
Give Black women flowers while they are alive: Auntie Sade serves up Nigerian classics
Sade Adebayo deserves her flowers while she is alive. Filling the stomachs of the Nigerian community in Denver for decades, she now has her own food truck.
