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No one cared… | The Soul in the Sun
No one ever worried / That learning the horrors of our history / Might make us sad and uncomfortable / From the auctions to the lynchings / No one ever cared about that
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French’s 5 | March 2023
This month: Five fun (and funny) facts related to April Fools Day. No, really. We're not fooling around with these.
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Longmont – Life Made Sweet
Immigrant groups converge in the high plains to build an American legacy in the shadow of an ancient culture.
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Whose Land Are You Really On?
Colorado’s story does not start with settlers, miners, and colonists but with the deep history of the Native American inhabitants.
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Boulder Interview/Event: Vietnamese author on the legacy of the Viet Nam War & the human capacity for forgiveness
In 1969, sisters Trang and Quynh, desperate to help their parents pay off debts, leave their rural village and become “bar girls” in Sài Gòn, drinking, flirting (and more) with American GIs in return for money. As the war moves…
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MAKING HISTORY: Colorado students laud pilot Black history class caught in culture wars
Overland High School is one of 60 schools in the nation — and the only one in Colorado — participating in the pilot program for AP African American Studies.
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Pillars Mitigation Working Group – Recommendation to CDOT and SHPO to Relocate WWI Pillars
A local community working group is formally recommending to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) that the World War One Pillars currently located at Nine Mile Corner be relocated to a small area approximately 150 feet to the northeast of…
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Map experts dig for roots of racial separation in metro Denver neighborhoods
Why do the metro area’s communities look the way they do? The answer isn’t completely clear, but two map experts have delved into local property records, uncovering data that could help start to answer that question. They’re trying to discover…
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Lafayette: Out of the Coal Dust
Exploring the people’s history of Lafayette beyond the typical textbook story we’ve all been told.
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Denver Art Museum will host symposium Gender and Voice in Japanese Art
One-day symposium offered in conjunction with exhibition Her Brush: Japanese Women Artists from the Fong-Johnstone Collection
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