As Macklemore rapped in “Trump’s Over Freestyle,” white Liberals must leave the comfort of privilege and note their role in white supremacy.
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I am a born and raised Coloradan with a bachelor’s in international affairs from the University of Colorado at Boulder. I’ve worked with the Peace Corps as a literacy specialist in Uganda and a language instructor in China. I’ve also recently accepted a fellowship at NYU to receive a master’s in writing. If you have an intramural soccer team who is looking for a player I’m interested!
Chelsea Lewinski returns to the art scene professing her One Love
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Trump and Biden brawl in chaotic first debate
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The Significance of Amache for Colorado and the NPS
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves a solid legacy but a shaky Supreme Court
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