sen. rhonda fields
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Amendments to civil rights panel’s mission aim to restore public trust
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In the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on April 18, liberals displayed shockingly self-serving and politically biased discrimination against equal protection for all Colorado citizens. Ironically, the context was Colorado’s Civil Rights Division (CCRD) and its accompanying Civil Rights Commission (CCRC), which review claims under Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act. Both agencies are currently undergoing the statutorily required…
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Women make the world go ’round — in politics and beyond
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Women are the framework in which our nation is built. We have the power to shift the trajectory of economics and culture, and seemingly anything our hands touch prospers. We’ve always been at the helm of what makes this world go ’round. From the delivery room, to the boardroom we make it happen. Beyonce said…
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Unpaid school library fines in Colorado? "No transcripts for you!" is now a thing of the past
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Believe it or not, plenty of Colorado K-12 students owe fines for overdue library books, damaged or missing textbooks, and the like. If you are a parent, you already know this. Especially for some households of modest means, forking it over can amount to more than just an incidental expense. And even if paying the fines isn’t that…
