Youth-led The Brazen Project seeks to quash stigma and establish pro-abortion student groups on college campuses across the state.
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I am a queer, nonbinary freelance journalist and artist living in Los Angeles (they/them) with a love for all things spooky and a sweet spot for ’90s Eurodance/pop. I have a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and media communications with a minor in sociology from Colorado State University. When I’m not working, I’m probably wearing headphones and bopping around Hollywood or watching a horror movie with my bratty hairless cat in my chaotic, fully collaged studio apartment.
Rebelles promote inclusivity in music and creative scenes in Denver and beyond
The Denver-born Rebelles see an opportunity to make the music scene safer for women by empowering musicians and audience members alike.
Reproductive Health Equity Act: COLOR, Cobalt on the future of abortion access in Colorado
Three Colorado Democrats announced they’ll offer the Reproductive Health Equity Act this legislative session, with support from COLOR and Cobalt.
Opinion: Today’s diverse transgender community blossoms from a restrictive past
Elder transgender people endured a rigid system of gender binary in order to survive. Now, it’s causing some contention within the community.
What could abortion clinics look like in a post-Roe world?
Lorenne Gavish from Keep Abortion Safe says the anti-abortion law passed in Texas this summer has put a huge strain on Colorado’s resources.
As shortage persists, women truck drivers combat industry sexism
The rarity of women behind the wheels of big rigs is a major factor contributing to the truck driver shortage. But what obstacles do they face in the industry?
Sasha Dillavou on ‘Awakening’ sexual wellness, embracing sex positivity
As the manager and event coordinator at Awakening Boutique, and the head of her own sexual wellness practice, Sasha Dillavou has her dream career.
Sex assault claims against Tay Anderson unfounded, ‘flirtatious’ contact substantiated
The sexual assault allegations against DPS Director Tay Anderson are unsubstantiated. However, the report questions his behavior and contact with a student.