The Colorado Department of Education is revising its social studies standards. They have invited people to review their revisions until February 1, 2022. This page offers suggestions to improve this revised curriculum.
As Boulder and the world seek to recover from the economic and social hardships of COVID-19, it is useful to be reminded about the source of our flourishing.
The goal of Free Boulder is to connect Boulderites with one another in order to take action to restore, protect, and promote freedom in Boulder and beyond.
Our freedom depends on an environment that supports us. What better way to celebrate Earth Day than with an image of Earth taken from space!… Read More »Earth Day
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SMALL GOVERNMENT BIG GOVERNMENT COSTS COSTS Elimatate Polis fees put into effect to bypass TABOR and grow governement Voted YES on 503 pieces of legislation… Read More »Government: Small Or Big
Boulder Valley School District has among the best schools in the state, the country and the world. Student testing achievements typically average 10/10, putting Boulder… Read More »Boulder Valley School District
Chop shops are where stolen bikes are dismantled so that the parts can be sold or used to repair other stolen bikes. In Boulder, bicycle… Read More »Freedom From Camper’s Chopshops
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While many people enjoy cannibis to liberate their minds, few realize that they can be enslaved by a new concoction of this ancient weed.
Among the 27 countries in the European Union, 67% ban mail-in absentee voting unless living abroad and another 26% require a photo-ID to obtain a mail-in absentee ballot.
Politicians and news outlets have been denying presidential election results in the United States since 1796. Here’s a refresher.
Ian Rowe talks to Yuval Levin about his book, Agency. Blurb from the book: “Every child in America deserves to know that a path to… Read More »Freedom THrough Agency