The Museum of Boulder and the Boulder branch of the NAACP have partnered to create a new Black history exhibit called “Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History.' via MicahSmith_TV
BOULDER, Colo. — The Museum of Boulder is partnering with the Boulder branch of the NAACP to create a new Black history exhibit called “Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History."
Robinson says she’s excited about the project following a recent visit to the museum where she didn’t see many stories about Black Coloradans. After receiving that feedback, the Museum of Boulder decided to take action. Museum officials applied for a federal grant and are currently working on creating a Black history exhibit with help from the NAACP and social historian and food critic Adrian Miller.
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