HeyJaredRachel Stovall
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Teaching youth about both sides of U.S. Immigration | Rachel Stovall (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Colorado Springs students walked out of school Friday to protest ICE. I’m not going to debate their decision to protest. But if we are teaching young students to protest government power, are we teaching them enough to understand the consequences on both sides of the policy they are protesting? Because not far from some of the schools participating in Friday’s walkout lived a young woman in the DACA program named Esmeralda “Ezzy” Contreras Mata. Ezzy was 25, and a mother of four. She
Dolly Parton’s life was bigger than politics | Rachel Stovall (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton had barely died before America started doing what America apparently does now: checking her political credentials. Was she conservative? Liberal? A Trump supporter? An LGBTQ ally? Which side gets to claim her? Which side should cancel her? Good grief! The woman lived 80 years. She can’t be reduced to that. Not with her track record, Dolly Parton seemed to love as many people as she could. She supported people across lines that the rest of us keep turning into battlefields. I admired
New agreement shifts water fight toward sustainability | Rachel Stovall (opens the original)
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There may be a ceasefire in the Colorado River fight. Finally, someone is considering how to bring in water from other sources. Common sense enters through the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. This agency manages, stores and delivers water across the 17 western states. It also operates as a federal agency under the U.S. Department of the Interior. This Bureau of Reclamation has signed a memorandum of understanding with major water agencies in Arizona, California and Nevada. This agreement pledges to
Colorado’s sesquicentennial marred by fashion crime | Rachel Stovall (opens the original)
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As a community advocate I have spoken on many subjects. This is the first time I have ever had to advocate about attire. But this outfit was a crime! Colorado turned 150, and Gov. Jared Polis marked the occasion by stepping onstage at the United We Rock Festival in an outfit that will be long remembered. The problem is it looked less like Western heritage and more like a costume department clearance sale. At the ARC. The purple velvet suit featured silver fringe, silver buttons, red cuffs, a red
Crime victim seeking equity and support | Rachel Stovall (opens the original)
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Crime victim Elisabeth Johnson is asking Denver for something she should never have had to beg for: justice, advocacy and people willing to stand beside her in court. I have no family here,” Johnson wrote in her heartbreaking social media appeal. “Nobody can fly in. I need someone to help me stand there.” Johnson continues her request for help saying she survived an attack that left her with four broken ribs, burns and damage to her esophagus resulting in lasting harm. She explains further that
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