According to an article in today’s Denver Post entitled “Hate Groups Exist Here,” the sentiment behind hate groups that are a part of Colorado’s history is still present in the state today. Asked about the increase in anti-Semitic and other hateful activities and rhetoric, Jeremy Shaver, associate director for the Anti-Defamation League Rocky Mountain States region, says: We’re seeing a greater number

    After a second Colorado Springs synagogue was targeted with anti-Semitic vandalism this summer, the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region helped bring together community leaders, including Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, to condemn the incidents and express their support for all those targeted with hate crimes. Governor Hickenlooper, Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers and Colorado Springs Police Chief Pete Carey

The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region condemns the latest anti-Semitic and anti-immigrant vandalism found in the Metro-Denver area, this time near a high school in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Two separate sections of an underpass were spray-painted with graffiti including “Build that wall” and “Hitler was right” next to a drawing of a swastika. “There is no place for such hateful,

Anti-Defamation League Scott L. Levin was interviewed on July 4 by Channel 7 News about the posting of a drawing of Adolf Hitler at a Taco Bell drive thru in Parker, Colorado. Levin noted: It was particularly upsetting that someone would choose to take such hateful action over the Independence Day Holiday.  While there were no words on the picture to indicate

  This past weekend, the Boulder Daily Camera published a letter to the Editor by Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Regional Director Scott L. Levin responding to an opinion piece by Ira Chernus about the 50th anniversary of the Six Day War. The letter may be found in its entirety below.   Re: “The Six-Day War: 50 years later” (Daily Camera, June 4): Ira