The Denver Post - 2020-06-07

• “Don’t judge a book by its cover”
• What’s next for DPD?
• ENGLEWOOD MUSEUM MAKES ITS RETURN
• Bill to target misconduct by police, bias
• BRONCOS PLAYERS JOIN DENVER FLOYD PROTEST
• AURORA REMEMBERS MCCLAIN
• FEDERAL ASSISTANCE EASES DOWNTURN FOR COLORADANS
• TV NEEDS TO CHANGE ITS POLICE DEPICTIONS
• Nation. Thousands take part in marches across the country »
• State. A look at past controvers­ial police killings »
• Young in U.S. question value of voting
• Trump tests a role he’s long admired: strongman imposing order
• Whiteness of Biden’s inner circle raising concerns
• STORM ADVANCES TOWARD U.S. GULF COAST
• COVID-19 depletes keepers of Europe’s historic memory
• Pandemic makes for a lonely observance of D-day
• Murals serves as powerful messages and memories
• How police unions became such powerful opponents of reform efforts
• Inside Colorado’s wild fight for PPE
• Rules threaten parents’ bonds
• State senator faces backlash for comments during bill hearing
• Boulder County Fair won’t open doors to public, plans virtual events
• SQUALL LINE CREATES HURRICANE-FORCE WINDS ACROSS COLO.
• Audit finds improper use of money, record keeping
• Support for investigat­ion of police
• Underestim­ated but undeterred: CSU’S Hammon carved own path
• Murray: “You can’t shut up and dribble”
• SUMMER OF STANLEY?
• Dixon victorious in Indycar return
• Kudos to Elway for joining fight against racism
• NBA OFFERS CLARITY ON TIEBREAKER­S WITH UNEVEN SCHEDULE
• Fans are going to fall in love with Hamler — instantly
• Lock leading sessions.
• THE HATE U GIVE
• Incrementa­lism has failed to protect Americans
• I’m perceived as a Rottweiler
• KNEEL WITH US
• Quarantine­s are terrible, but they work
• George Floyd’s killer should face first-degree murder
• Turns out police are the extreme violent group
• Useful, important change comes from major crises
• Understand­ing the message of the protesters
• Broncos coach in need of training
• How to do reparation­s right
• What will it take to reopen the world to travel?
• CARING: Neighbors create a new normal in Calif.
• Colorado jazz fests may be canceled, but the music goes on
• The (K) Clues Are for Kids
• “Autocracy” warns us to face facts
• Publishers sue internet archive over free e-books
• Fall is now jam-packed for book publishers
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword
• New York Times Sunday Crossword
• BUSINESS OF BURPS
• Coronaviru­s shut down the “experience economy.” Can it come back?
• Five breakthrou­gh things a new leader must do
• Even well-connected high earners are suddenly in unfamiliar territory»
• CALL ZAPPOS TO HAVE A CHAT
• New regulator: Health measures, like masks, may hurt banks
• Parents should know: Your kids may not want your stuff
• Office towers going up; who will fill them?

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