Krista Kafer is a columnist at The Denver Post. With expertise in education, legislation, and cultural issues, she frequently explores themes related to the Colorado education system and social issues, drawing on her experience in both journalism and political science. Krista's work has been featured in the Greeley Tribune and The Denver Post.
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Indie concert venue Herman's Hideaway just closed. The 16th Street Mall may get a new name. The Denver Zoo is now the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance.
By: Krista Kafer
Wrong, wrong, wrong, and also wrong. It goes without saying that violence is immoral and violence directed at elected officials and candidates all the more so because it is an attack on the nation.
By: Krista Kafer
Few choices will be as easy this November as voting for Initiative 138. Ballot initiatives are rarely this short and clear. This one simply says “all children have the right to equal opportunity to…
Heard of ballot box biology? That's when special interests ask voters to circumvent the expertise and inclusive decision-making of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission to get what they want
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“Colorado already has one of the most permissive abortion laws in the country. This amendment would not only remove protections for teens and taxpayers, it would cement the status quo into th…
By: Krista Kafer
When I asked a friend to the Taste of Ethiopia festival this summer in Aurora, she was nervous. That's what watching Fox News will do — scare a person away from the world's best coffee.
By: Krista Kafer
By the time this column runs, days will have passed and gallons of ink spilled on the reasons behind former President Donald Trump's comeback, what
Ideally, Colorado lawmakers would support free speech for its own sake and repeal the 2019 law as the legislature convenes. At the very least they should act in their best interest to save money an…
By: Krista Kafer
“Which is more realistic Scrubs or ER?” “Scrubs,” the hospital intern replied without hesitation; the wacky sitcom was more representative of her emergency room experience than the edgy medical drama.
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