A resolution celebrating Black History Month.

This is a non-binding Senate resolution recognizing and celebrating Black History Month. It traces the origins of Black History Month, honors the contributions and history of African Americans, and emphasizes the ongoing struggle for equality and justice in the United States. The resolution highlights the historical context—from slavery to civil rights—and notes the importance of reflecting on this history, learning from it, and moving forward with unity and shared purpose. It is a ceremonial, commemorative expression of the Senate’s support and does not create new laws or allocate funding. The text also lists many notable African Americans who have contributed to various aspects of American life and underscores the idea that all Americans benefit from Black history. By encouraging celebration and education, the resolution aims to promote greater understanding and continued progress toward liberty and justice for all.