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This article is part of “On Borrowed Time” a series by Anissa Durham that examines the people, policies, and systems that hurt or help Black patients in need of an organ transplant. This story is co-published with The ...


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July 14, 1970

Roosevelt Hill, Jr. and his wife, Myrtes, had just taken six University of Colorado-Denver students to the Colorado State Penitentiary in Canon City to speak to inmates. The topic was “Awareness of the Black Man.” The goal was to encourage inmates to pursue college once their sentences were completed.

The students includ...


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Divisive rhetoric, the defunding of vital, equity-centered research, programming, and hiring practices across sectors, disinvestment in historically disenfranchised communities, and the overall violation of civil rights are having a moment in American politics. While this dangerous trend is often perpetuated by our nation’s political leaders and permeates government at every...


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Denver’s Five Points neighborhood stands as a cultural landmark — a...


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With the blatant erasure of American history happening before our eyes at museums, colleges, and other institutions, there is no better time for our youth to learn and truly experience their roots. This is the premise of the Hancock Heritage Fellowship (HHF), founded by former Denver Mayo...


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