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Overworked, underpaid, under attack: Survey shows Colorado teacher challenges
Colorado educators feel overworked, underpaid, and under attack, and they think students’ education is suffering as a result.
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Politics
Attorney Darren O’Connor addresses the Boulder City Council regarding the Police Oversight Panel Appointments
Darren O'Connor sent two separate letter to the Boulder City Council in concern of the Police Oversight Panel's selection of members.
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People Live in Cities: An Analysis of Urban Planning’s Role in Loneliness
American cities nurture loneliness by hyper-focusing on cars to the detriment of alternative transportation and neglecting the creation of quality public spaces.
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Boulder City Council to Vote on Police Oversight Committee Replacement, with Pro-Police Advocacy Groups Playing a Large Role
The Boulder Police Oversight Panel (POP), gained national and community-wide attention for one of its members, Martha Wilson, publicly resigning in protest.
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Governor Polis 2023 Inauguration
There is plenty of room for criticism of our elected officials. But occasionally, there is also a time for celebration. Yesterday was Governor Jared Polis’ Inauguration for his second term, which he won by 20 points against Republican opponent Heidi…
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Freshman Republicans attempt to bring national dysfunction to the Colorado House
Today, at the Colorado State Capitol, as the 74th Assembly began its first day, the Colorado House ran into a few unexpected hiccups. It has been a long-standing tradition that the House votes unanimously for the Colorado House Speaker. The…
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The Million Man March and the January 6, 2021 Attack on the Capitol: A nation’s glaring hypocrisy exposed to the world
While professing in its founding documents that “all men are created equal” with equal protections under the law, millions of American citizens have not always enjoyed the country’s enormous wealth and bounty. Many may suggest that the conversation regarding the…
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Guaranteed Income Initiatives Are Moving From Pilots To Policies
This story was originally published by Next City, a nonprofit news organization covering solutions for just and equitable cities. By Cinnamon Janzer, (AP Storyshare). Images added by Yellow Scene Magazine. A new dashboard highlights the proliferation of guaranteed income programs,…
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Two years after the Boulder Police Oversight Panel’s conception, the City of Boulder is still failing to hold the Boulder Police Department accountable to the standards of its community, Resulting in Boulder Police Oversight Panel Member, Martha Wilson Resigning in Protest
Boulder Police Oversight Panel Meetings This December 15th, 2022 City Council meeting is to appoint the new Panel. In 2014, Boulder residents shut down 28th St. to protest Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson’s killing of Black teenager Michael Brown.…
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Colorado State Board passes inclusive social studies standards
In a series of 4-3 party line votes Thursday, Democrats on the Colorado State Board of Education approved social studies standards with an expansive view of the American story and who has a place in it. The decision restored many…
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