women’s march
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Colorado Springs Womxn’s March draws smaller crowd with message of unity (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
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Dr. Stephany Rose Spaulding delivers a speech during the 2019 Womxn’s March in downtown Colorado Springs. (Video by Katie Klann) Divisiveness is what catalyzed the first Women’s March in 2017, and unity is what will keep it alive, said Melinda Hall. “We need to be united and understand the reasons why people of different identities…
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State lawmaker under fire for comparing women marchers to Hitler’s ‘brownshirts’
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Republican state Rep. Tim Leonard of Evergreen is under fire for a Facebook post in which he compared women marchers to Hitler’s brownshirts, the Nazi militia members who began the campaigns of violence against Jews in pre-World War II Germany. Leonard has two Facebook pages, one for his personal life and another for his political…
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School walkouts planned across Colorado to memorialize Florida shooting
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Dozens of walkouts are planned at Colorado high schools Wednesday at 10 a.m. to memorialize the Feb. 14 massacre at a high school in Parkland, Fla. Organizers say at least 2,500 schools nationwide are participating. “We will no longer tolerate gun violence,” Jua Fletcher, Sofia Garcia and Sophie Cardin, student organizers at South High School…
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Rally at Colorado Springs Women’s March moved indoors due to inclement weather
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Organizers of the Colorado Springs Women’s March have changed the location of the rally due to extreme inclement weather. The rally will be held Sunday at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, 730 N. Tejon St., at 2 p.m. Participants will march from All Souls to Acacia Park in downtown Colorado Springs and back at 2:30…
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Tens of thousands protest Trump, vow to take back country at second Denver Women’s March
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On the anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration and just hours after the federal government went into a partial shutdown, tens of thousands of protesters – most waving signs and many clad in signature pink hats – flooded Denver’s Civic Center Park and streets around the state Capitol Saturday morning for the city’s second Women’s…
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‘Nobody is Above the Law’: Thousands pledge to protest across Colorado if Trump fires Mueller
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A coalition of groups organizing protests in the event President Donald Trump fires special counsel Robert Mueller has gathered thousands of pledges by individuals who say they’ll be ready to assemble on short notice at more than a dozen “Nobody is Above the Law” rallies across Colorado. Groups have been preparing to mobilize nationwide protests…
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Brown: Leftists are fake feminists
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Have you ever noticed how often liberal feminists claim they speak for all women? They consistently insist their policy agenda is pro-female. Call me naive, but I believe liberals are about as pro-female as they are pro-choice. They claim to be pro-choice, but attempt to legislate everything under the sun, such as: soda sizes, guns,…
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Congressional abortion debate heats up again
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As last month’s Women’s March on Washington and the March for Life showed, Americans continue to have sharp differences over the abortion issue. On different days, organizers estimated 1 million people gathered in Washington, D.C. and more than 5 million worldwide to support gender equity issues, including the right to an abortion, followed by tens…
