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More opportunities, less Colorado barriers for Natives
Three bills signed into law that range from foster home certification to Native-themed mascot prohibition, and in-state tuition
Author:
Kolby KickingWoman
Tribal nations and Native people residing in Colorado have a lot to celebrate.
The state legislative session wrapped up in early June and a slew of bills benefiting tribes in the state were passed and signed into law as recently as this week.
Gov. Jared Polis signed two bills on Monday: one extends in-state tuition to students who do not live in the state but are citizens of 48 tribes with historical ties to the state; and the second is the prohibition of the use of Native themed mascots by “public schools, including charter and institute charter schools, and public institutions of higher education.” ....

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