A resolution celebrating Black History Month.
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This resolution recognizes Black History Month to honor the contributions of African Americans and reflect on United States history.
What it does
This resolution recognizes Black History Month as a time to reflect on the history of the United States and commemorate the contributions of African Americans. It honors the legacy of pioneers who contributed to the nation and calls for the country to move forward as a nation defined by liberty and justice for all.
Who is affected
This resolution primarily affects the American public by designating a period for reflection on United States history and the contributions of African Americans. It specifically recognizes African American pioneers and the broader national community in its call to honor historical legacies and pursue liberty and justice.
Key provisions
- Recognition of Black History Month. Recognizes Black History Month as a time for the United States to reflect on its history and commemorate the various contributions made by African Americans.
- Commemoration of historical pioneers. Calls for the nation to honor the contributions of pioneers who worked to ensure the legacy of the United States.
- Commitment to national unity and justice. Encourages the United States to move forward as an indivisible nation dedicated to providing liberty and justice for all people.
Fiscal impact
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Effective dates
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Relationship to existing law
Not applicable: Bill establishes wholly new authority with no reference to prior law
Stated purpose
This resolution recognizes Black History Month to reflect on United States history and commemorate the contributions of African Americans. It aims to honor the legacy of pioneers and encourage the nation to move forward with liberty and justice for all.