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Denver city employees work to remove a statue commemorating Christopher Columbus that was toppled from its perch by protesters in June, 2020. (Photo by Associated Press)
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Denver officials say Christopher Columbus statue won’t go back up

By Stewart Huntington
Mary Smith, Cherokee Nation, is president of the American Bar Association and took office Monday, Aug. 7, 2023 in Denver. (Mark Trahant, ICT)
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Leading the nation’s lawyers

By Mark Trahant
Carla Respects Nothing, from the Oglala Lakota Tribe in South Dakota, is a housing consultant for the Native American Housing Circle. Respects Nothing, who was once homeless, hopes to see a space for cultural reunification as part of the Housing Circle’s efforts to create affordable housing opportunities for Native American people in the Denver metro. “For the treaty tribes and the ones that were massacred, I just kind of want to honor their people — It’s sad for them to have to leave their homelands,” Respects Nothing said. “But we’re still here.” (Olivia Sun, The Colorado Sun via Report for America)
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Denver’s first Native affordable housing project

By Colorado Sun
The Big Eagle Singers perform during the Denver March Powwow's grand entry celebration at the Denver Coliseum. March 18, 2022. (Photo by Colorado Public Radio)
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Denver March Powwow returns after a pandemic hiatus

By Denverite
Glacier Gorge rocks. Rocky Mountain National Park, 12/3/09 (Photo by John Marino, National Park Service)
Outside

Where's the snow? Rockies winter starts with a whimper

By Associated Press
Raul (10) competes in a grass dance competition at the Denver Art Museum Friendship Powwow and American Indian Cultural Celebration at the Denver Indian Center on Sept. 12, 2021. (Photo by Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
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Denver Indian Center offers support for traumas

By Denverite
Online market addresses food insecurity. Tocabe Indigenous Marketplace launched in June 2021. Co-owner Ben Jacobs says they will add oven-ready meals to the online market soon.
Lifestyle

Online market addresses food insecurity

By Carina Dominguez