civil rights
SunLit interview: David A. Varel sought to close “gaping chasm” between history and public
In producing his biography of Lawrence Reddick, the author encountered the professional and financial hurdles that many historians face to bring their work into the public eye
Silverman: End the filibuster on voting-rights legislation to stop election-rigging schemes
It's time to learn from our history and pass meaningful federal civil rights legislation
FBI, federal prosecutors have been reviewing Elijah McClain’s death
The review ahead of a potential civil rights investigation is ongoing, federal authorities say, and the city of Aurora has been cooperating
Littwin: Neil Gorsuch’s ruling for LGBTQ rights proves that irony is not quite dead
Colorado’s very own, very conservative Supreme Court justice helps amend state’s tortured history on gay rights.
Training white people in Colorado to be “anti-racist” (not just “not racist”) is one step in the fight to correct historic wrongs
Audiences in church basements and conference rooms around Colorado are being taught to see — and confront — racism in the systems around them, not just in individual acts.
