More than 30,000 people gathered in Denver on Jan. 19th for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations. We hear two reports featuring the voices of students who participated in the marade. Dave Ashton and Diana Aqra spoke to […]
Forum Planned after Selma Movie
The group Radically Compassionate Justice is holding a community dialogue on Saturday with members of the Boulder Police following the Selma 10:00 am matinee at the 29th St Century Theatre. The group is offering complimentary tickets to those who need them. […]
Pastor Anthony Grimes on Ferguson and Social Justice
Anthony Grimes is a pastor, writer and community activist in Park Hill Denver. He recently participated in a Freedom Ride from Denver to Ferguson Missouri and he’s back in Denver and says he’s committed to continuing the conversation about race, […]
COP20 Lima: Youth Movement in Climate Action
The youth movement at the climate talks has always had a strong presence but has found itself without an available venue to be part of the climate negotiations. Still their actions have been consistent, creative, and unavoidable as some have […]
Dallas 6 Trial Delayed: Whistleblowing Prisoners Allege Prison Abuse, Cover-up
The trial for the Dallas 6 was postponed to February when a new member of the legal team representing the group asked for time to prepare. A group currently incarcerated in the Pennsylvania Correctional Institutions have blown the whistle on prison […]
The First Annual Howard Zinn Book Fair Held in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO-The five year anniversary of the death of social activist, historian, playwright, and author Howard Zinn is coming up in January. Those who wanted to honor his work organized the First Annual Howard Zinn Book Fair in San Francisco […]
“I’m Not A Racist, Am I?”
I’m Not A Racist, Am I? is a documentary directed by Denver Public Schools graduate Catherine Wigginton Green and produced by Andre Robert Lee. The film follows 12 teens from all around New York City, from a range of ethnic, racial, […]