LGBTQ
Colorado still allows killers to use gay or transgender “panic” defenses. But the strategy could soon be outlawed.
The strategy has recently been outlawed in a number of states, including California, New York and New Jersey. It’s still used in Colorado, though sparingly.
Nicolais: Denigrating Ellen DeGeneres isn’t just wrong, it’s harmful
The far-left outcry against DeGeneres over her friendship with former President George W. Bush demonstrates an ideology that would undermine political progress
Opinion
A text, chat line for LGBTQ youth contemplating suicide gets a boost in Colorado
The Trevor Project connected with 1,500 Colorado teens last year, and that’s not nearly enough, the nonprofit says
Nicolais: More Republicans are concluding that equality is a political hill worth dying on
The sacrifice Cynthia Coffman made on behalf of the LGBTQ community should be recognized for the rare political courage it represented
Opinion
Nicolais: How a prison gang-rape led to a glimmer of hope
As a part of a recent settlement, Colorado took a step toward addressing the unconscionable violence and abuse faced by transgender prisoners
Opinion
Gay rodeo is branching out to women, straight competitors while staying true to its inclusive roots
Gay rodeo started as a safe-haven sport for gay cowboys, but it’s evolved to include straight competitors and families
Nicolais: USA soccer’s Megan Rapinoe delivers another perfect cross into the mix
Her comments about visiting the White House shouldn’t come as a surprise to any Coloradan who has followed her soccer career
Opinion
Opinion: For modern progressive liberals, love can win, but it will take some personal heroism
Opinion
From “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” to a comic book baron: Denver’s scene is a lesson in drag diversity
Yvie Oddly, 25, and Bettie Pages, 64, celebrate the liberating craft of self-expression that is drag, then and now -- everything from dirty street punk to classic glam
