The bill has been assigned to the House Health & Human Services Committee for review.
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2024 Review: The Colorado Times Recorder Goes to the Movies
In 2024, the Colorado Times Recorder branched out its coverage of conservative media into a new sphere: movies, often with a right-wing or conspiratorial bent. Here, you can read all the reviews from this year.
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2024 Review: LGBTQ Rights Coverage by the Colorado Times Recorder
In recent years, conservative culture warriors have attempted to demonize the LGBTQ community, with a special focus on transgender people, in the hopes of using these attacks to win over voters. This took multiple forms in Colorado this year, from battles in Colorado’s legislature to hot-button issues in some of this election’s most pivotal races.
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REVIEW: Kirk Cameron’s Christmas Movie is a Conservative Holiday Fever Dream
“You know, what’s next, are they going to tell us hot chocolate is bad for us? That the Druids invented it?”
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How Will Project 2025 Impact Protections for LGBTQ People in Colorado?
“I think a reasonable level of concern is necessary right now. And I think that we need to make sure that we're not all moving to panic.”
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REVIEW: The Latest ‘God’s Not Dead’ Film Aims to Turn Out Christian-Right Voters
The Christian film series “God’s Not Dead” has released five installments in the past ten years. (Most of my friends balked when I told them this.) The most recent, “God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust,” directs the series’ faith film scope towards national party politics – and its creators hope that their fictional narrative can create a real-world impact in this election.
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Former Lakewood Councilwoman Running for State Rep Attacks Lakewood Councilwoman for Using Position to Run for State Rep
Recent mailers sent out by Republican candidate Ramey Johnson’s campaign decry her Democratic opponent, Lakewood City Councilwoman Rebekah Stewart, for using her City Council position as a “stepping-stone” for a statehouse run. But on the other side of that same mailer, Johnson touted her own 10 years of prior experience on Lakewood’s City Council as a reason why she herself should be elected in November.
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Throwing Bricks, Eating Bugs: Platteville State Senate Candidate Spreads Misinformation & Conspiracies on Social Media
“Those of you who know me, know I don’t Quit stuff,” conservative education advocate Scott Bright wrote of his work at the state Capitol in an Instagram post last year. “I think I’m making some progress.”
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REVIEW: What a Silent Film From 1916 Can Teach Us About Far-Right Hypocrisy Today
D.W. Griffith’s “The Birth of a Nation,” released in 1915, is widely regarded as one of the most hateful films ever created. It glorifies the racist terror perpetrated by the Ku Klux Klan, while demonizing the Black people those crimes were perpetrated against.
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REVIEW: The 2022 Documentary Defending Convicted Clerk Tina Peters Has Aged Worse Than Milk
Many of the issues brought to light in Peters' trial paint the narrative portrayed by “Selection Code” in a much more clearly negative way.