Men like Barney Ford and others contributed to the city and the state. The Black American West Museum relates the times and deeds of these and other black people who contributed not only to the growth and development of Denver and Colorado, but to the opening of the West. I lived in Denver during the '70s while earning my doctorate at the University of Denver, so I am aware of Denver. Thank you for sharing my concerns. I hope there will be positive action in support of the museum.
Some people actually live in Colorado longer than a day.
I did not vote to be taxed to support a giant billboard. Mr. Paglia should be commended for his intelligent reviews, and Westword should be congratulated for believing the visual arts are important enough to consign their care to such a sensitive reviewer. If I was influenced by these weekly reports, I would have missed so many excellent movies. Some of your journalists seem to be under the impression that a good review means a negative critique. It wasn't simply that I enjoyed the film immensely and that the critic didn't.