Submitted to the Editor, The Denver Post By Email. Dear Editor, Talk about having it both ways. Jim Towey (“Obama can’t have it both ways on faith-based hiring,” August 18) suggests that faith-based groups who take government funds to provide taxpayer-funded services should also be free to discriminate in hiring people to administer those funds. Towey fails to make the

The Anti-Defamation League today called on all candidates for local and state offices and their supporters to keep hateful, offensive messaging out of political campaigns. “Appealing to voters along religious or racial lines, highlighting a candidate’s sexual orientation, or employing stereotypes to describe candidates, is divisive and contrary to the American ideal of encouraging all people to be included in

Calling today’s decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit in Colorado Christian University v Baker “a serious setback for religious liberty in Colorado” Bruce DeBoskey, Regional Director of the Mountain States Office of the Anti-Defamation League, said: The 10th circuit is mistaken to use the word “discrimination” to describe Colorado’s reasonable efforts to keep taxpayer

Originally published: Daily Camera Jessica Peck Corry suggests to the Camera’s readers that supporting The Colorado Civil Rights Initiative – Amendment 46 would achieve the laudable goal of ending discrimination and ensuring equal access to public employment, public education and small business opportunities for all Coloradans (Guest Opinion, July 17). Based on a thorough review of the facts, The Anti-Defamation

The Mountain States Regional Office of the Anti-Defamation League applauded Governor Bill Ritter Jr.’s signing of Senate Bill 200 today, extending Colorado’s anti-discrimination laws to include sexual orientation. “The Anti-Defamation League applauds the Colorado General Assembly for enacting and Governor Ritter for signing Senate Bill 200, which will outlaw discrimination in Colorado based on sexual orientation in housing and public