Category: Profiles
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Machu Pichu: Peru’s ‘Lost City’
By Siet Wright (excerpt from Global Medieval Contexts 500 – 1500 Connections and Comparisons ) In the heart of the Inca Empire nestled in the jungles of the Peruvian Andes, lies an architectural marvel that has stood the test of time. Historians believe this city palace complex was built during the height of the Inca rule in…
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AROUND DENVER “The Harlem of the West”
“The Harlem of the West” Our Local Black History: A Legacy of Resilience and Achievement Denver’s history is interwoven with the stories of Black pioneers, politicians, entrepreneurs, activists, and artists who shaped the city and the state of Colorado. The early days of Denver saw the arrival of Black individuals seeking opportunity during the Gold…
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Bookstore Gems in the Mile High City
Sept 2024 | The Docket Story by Siet Wright Denver’s literary scene is as vibrant as the crisp mountain air, offering a wealth of natural beauty that appeals to the creative soul. Despite recent challenges—near losses of beloved institutions like BookBar, Mutiny Information Café, Capitol Hill Books, and even Tattered Cover—the community’s passion for the…
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Juanita
Juanita, the mayordomo of the people’s ditch, San Luis, Colorado. 2019. Photo by Siet Wright
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Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. Photo by Siet Wright