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Tennessee SR0041, introduced by Kyle Whalum, is a resolution that expresses support for the establishment of a national holiday to honor the contributions of African American citizens. The resolution aims to recognize the historical significance and impact of African Americans on the United States. It primarily affects the broader community by advocating for increased awareness and appreciation of African American history and culture.

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Overview

Tennessee SR0041, introduced by Kyle Whalum, is a resolution that expresses support for the establishment of a national holiday to honor the contributions of African American citizens. The resolution aims to recognize the historical significance and impact of African Americans on the United States. It primarily affects the broader community by advocating for increased awareness and appreciation of African American history and culture.

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Sponsor

Akbari, Raumesh

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

March 4, 2025

Last Action

March 13, 2025

Signed by Senate Speaker

Subjects
Memorials, Recognition

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