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OPINION: Disrespectful leaders have encouraged disrespect among our citizenry
Two and a half years ago, Scott Levin wrote for Denverite about what he had learned about respect and leadership. He's back with an update.
OPINION: How we chose to become Denver’s most recent sanctuary congregations
"We choose sanctuary as a response to this historical moment," writes Rabbi Adam Morris of Denver's Temple Micah.
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OPINION: Stapleton’s name, a reminder of the KKK in Denver, doesn’t merely document history
How did a neighborhood come to be named after a member of a hate group? What does it say about us that the name persists?
OPINION: “RiNo?” “Five Points?” Why a new name hurts in a storied neighborhood
When asked about the debate over my favorite Denver neighborhood being identified as Five Points or RiNo, I wasn’t quite sure the debate was even a thing.
OPINION: Highlands, LoHi, Slo-Hi — what it means to carve up Northside
For over a decade, those of us who've lived in Denver have heard the battle over “Highlands” versus "Northside."
OPINION: How I learned that civic engagement isn’t as easy as it should be
"If someone like me can’t figure out how City Council works, many other people must find it hard to participate, too."
OPINION: What I’ve learned about when young adults get cancer
Young adult cancer affects people who are getting their lives started. People normally taking 10 steps forward each day. People like Albus Brooks.
Opinion: I was a reporter covering elections. Now I’m a spokeswoman for the Secretary of State. Here’s what I’ve learned.
We served pizza at noon on Election Day at the office. Noon. That’s not right.