The Boulder County leadership of the local NAACP chapter announced it will dissolve in a March 28 email. A separate release from the national NAACP on April 1 refutes any claim of dissolution as “completely false,” stating “members cannot close NAACP Chapters. And if NAACP national wants to push it, then they’ll have to challenge it legally,” she said. According to the release, the Boulder County NAACP executive board voted unanimously to dissolve after the national NAACP expressed interest in taking over the branch. “As a member of the NAACP Boulder County branch, I believe the entire membership should have been included in such a foundational decision to close our chapter,” Adams wrote.