The 2.2-mile-long valley in Las Animas County carrying the derogatory "Chinaman" term should be renamed to Toisan Canyon, Colorado's Geographic Naming Advisory Board voted on Thursday.
A mural has been set up in Denver to honor the city’s long-gone Chinatown, which was destroyed following an anti-Chinese riot in 1880 that displaced many Chinese immigrants. About the project: Colorado Asian Pacific United (CAPU) chose Hmong American artist Nalye Lor to create the mural as a way to honor the former Chinatown and acknowledge the contributions of Chinese Americans in the region. Key details: Work on the mural, which can be found on the brick wall outside of Denver Fire Station 4, began in April.
What to do in Denver this week: CinemaQ Film Festival, a Red Rocks double-header with Beck and Phoenix, Reimagining Colorado's Chinatown and the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival
Largest Survey of Chinese Americans Ever Completed By Columbia University and Committee of 100 On Issues Related To Politics, Cultural Identity, Health,.