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Tiffany Wismer
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Columnist, Colorado Springs Indy
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By Tiffany Wismer Verified| Colorado Springs Indy Verified I visited a church a few weeks ago and heard a sermon which was (ostensibly) about modesty. Modesty, the preacher somehow twisted the Scripture to say, means you don’t draw attention to yourself. You cover up as much as possible — not just your body, but also your personality. It is not Christlike to be seen — especially if you’re a woman. I will now attempt to say something helpful, rather than simply airing long-held personal grievances against this type of pastor / church / sermon.
By Tiffany Wismer Verified| Colorado Springs Indy Verified Alone among the art forms, fashion carries a stigma of being silly, shallow and extravagant. When compared with other types of artistic expression, it is assumed not to have the same depth or meaning, despite the fact that it carries all the same elements: color, form, perspective and symbolism. Why the disrespect? Maybe it has something to do with the fact that fashion is inextricably linked to the human body. A person (no matter how statuesque) is never a blank canvas.
By Tiffany Wismer Verified| Colorado Springs Indy Verified I visited a church a few weeks ago and heard a sermon which was (ostensibly) about modesty. Modesty, the preacher somehow twisted the Scripture to say, means you don’t draw attention to yourself. You cover up as much as possible — not just your body, but also your personality. It is not Christlike to be seen — especially if you’re a woman. I will now attempt to say something helpful, rather than simply airing long-held personal grievances against this type of pastor / church / sermon.
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Colorado Springs Indy
The Colorado Springs Indy (CS Indy) is a biweekly alternative newspaper that has been serving the Colorado Springs community since 1993. Founded by John Weiss, it aims to provide a progressive voice and highlight underrepresented perspectives. The publication transitioned to nonprofit status in 2022 and was acquired by local developers Kevin O’Neil and J.W. Roth in 2024. CS Indy publishes a free print newspaper available at newsstands throughout Colorado Springs. It also offers digital content, including online articles and membership perks for a monthly donation. The newspaper focuses on local news, cultural coverage, and advocacy for marginalized groups. Additionally, it hosts or sponsors local events, providing members with free or discounted access. The Indy relies on local advertising and community support through memberships and donations to sustain its operations.
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
'+1 719-577-4545
Founded: 1993