Colorado’s civil rights laws protect individuals from discrimination based on race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability, and more—both under state law and through the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. With growing attention to workplace fairness, housing access, and public safety reform, the state continues to strengthen legal tools for accountability. Civil rights in Colorado also include protections for free expression, protest, and fair treatment by institutions. With the right legal support, individuals can stand up to discrimination and help enforce the state’s evolving commitment to justice.
