Belief and hope is what we need right now. All Coloradans will need to do what they can to limit the spread of this virus and support one another.

We are facing a profound challenge to our nation’s tradition of respectful and engaged discourse.

We mourn for Kendrick Castillo. We mourn for those injured. We mourn for the fear and trauma that will never completely heal.

I spoke at the Colorado Muslim Society for an Interfaith Vigil in Solidarity with New Zealand’s Mosques. I wanted to share some of my remarks from the vigil.

As I take on this new challenge, the lessons I learned from Justice White—about humility, about relationships, and about professionalism—guide me on this journey.

Today, we must all call out evil when it emerges, condemning white supremacy and hate before they have a chance to take root.

One of the unexpected benefits of entering the campaign to be Colorado’s AG is the opportunity to reflect on my own journey and what inspires me to serve.

Last Sunday, I marched with a group of volunteers at Denver’s PrideFest Parade. It was an inspiring show of support for equality.