Posts tagged with discrimination

Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:40 p.m.

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To take the Assessment of Fair Housing survey is to be forced to think about inequality and where you fall on the spectrum of limited opportunities.

Co-owners Brooks Gagstetter and Andre Janusz never thought they'd have one shop, let alone two.

Regis University hopes to be a part of the first phase of the Catalyst campus that's scheduled to open in early 2018.

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Long before an inspection pushed artists out of Denver's oldest and dearest DIY spot, it was threatened by encroaching development.

"I know that Denver is full of good men and good women, and we will not do nothing."

The Department of Justice found that the Denver Sheriff's Department discriminated against immigrants who are authorized to work here.

A 28-unit apartment complex in Lakewood will pay $75,000 to settle claims that it discriminated against families with children, according to the DOJ.