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Two northern Colorado schools retire their Native American mascots
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Cash or card? Coronavirus further shifted society away from currency, toward digital payments
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Shifting cultural winds amplify calls to rename Colorado’s peaks, valleys and creeks
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To understand the future of the Colorado River, look to a frowny, eel-faced fish: the humpback chub
Talks to revise water-use agreements are set to begin later this year as Colorado River flows shrink. The fate of the humpback chub helps explain the challenge.
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4 out of 5 Native American women are survivors of domestic or sexual violence. A Colorado Springs garden is helping them recover.
A vacant lot has been converted into the Haseya Indigenous Healing Garden, where Native women who have experienced violence can come together, garden, connect with others and use traditional ways of healing to make a life change
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To right historic wrongs, Colorado museums embraced spirit of a law that repatriated Native American artifacts and remains — largely by listening
Leaders like History Colorado’s recently retired Sheila Goff have fostered trust and helped repair generations of damage and disrespect
