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The Stompin’ Ground Games Mixes Comedy and Politics in Capitol Hill.

February 29, 2016 13:24PM

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Janae Burris, Jordan Doll, Timmi Lasley and Nathan Lund interwove the ins and outs of four big issues – homelessness, immigration rights, queer history and housing alternatives – faced by the community in Denver's Capitol Hill into special routines at this month's Stompin' Ground Games session, hosted by Warm Cookies of the Revolution at the Grant-Humphreys Mansion. Oh, and there were doughnuts! All photos by Ken Hamblin.
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