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Month in Review | February 2023
Recapping some of the main events north of the 104th, Boulder County, and the surrounding area all within the past month.
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UndocuAmerica Mural Series: #10 – Ana Karina Casas Ibarra (English/Español)
This summer, Edica Pacha installed 12 murals at various locations in the Denver and Boulder area featuring the images of monologists from Motus Theater’s UndocuAmerica project. These large murals were accompanied by QR codes linking to videos of each monologist telling…
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Searching for the BoCo Dems New Outreach Director
The Boulder County Democratic Party (BCDP) announces a call for applications for the next Diversity Outreach Director. The successful candidate(s) will be contracted to help us make every level of the BCDP more representative of the diverse population of Boulder…
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DACA Ruling – “First they came…” Take Action!
The Fifth Circuit Court ruled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) - which provides a two-year period of deferred deportation, a work permit, and increased opportunity for higher education to children brought to this country without documentation -…
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President Biden is for the kids… just not the migrant kids | Duly Noted
As of the deadline for this column, it’s now been 92 days since Joe Biden has taken office... and it appears he’s made next-to-no progress on a key issue that galvanized support for his campaign.
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A Superman for Today: Samuel Ronquillo v Immigration | The ACTIONISTS Series
The genius of Superman, it could be said, is the immigrant story it encapsulates. Driven from a distant homeland that has collapsed, literally imploding, flung by loving parents across the universe for safety, arriving in America alone. It echoes our…
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Community Corner | American in Mexico: My view from the other side of the “wall”
As President Trump prepares to declare a national emergency to build a border wall, I’m sitting here on the other side, holding my breath, horrified by what is happening in my home country and its effect on the American psyche…
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Duly Noted: Remembrance
My grandfather William Cohen — “Wolfe” in Hungarian — was born in Hungary in 1905, and came to America just before the Holocaust. He had 11 siblings. Most of them were murdered by Nazis.
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Protests Erupt, followed by Judges Orders: Temporary Victory
Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn granted a request from the ACLU to stay deportations of those detained on entry to the United States, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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American Limbo
“I miss my mommy.” Maria is 12 years old. She’s a sweet, skinny brunette trapped in those awful years between childhood and high school, facing all those hormonal changes that make middle school the worst time in any child’s life.…
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