SR0244Enrolled

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SR0244, introduced by Kameron Whalum, is a resolution that expresses the General Assembly's support for the establishment of a state holiday to honor the contributions of African Americans in Tennessee. The resolution aims to recognize and celebrate the historical significance and cultural impact of African Americans within the state. It primarily affects the state's observance of holidays and seeks to promote awareness and education regarding African American history.

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Overview

SR0244, introduced by Kameron Whalum, is a resolution that expresses the General Assembly's support for the establishment of a state holiday to honor the contributions of African Americans in Tennessee. The resolution aims to recognize and celebrate the historical significance and cultural impact of African Americans within the state. It primarily affects the state's observance of holidays and seeks to promote awareness and education regarding African American history.

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Sponsor

Akbari, Raumesh

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

April 22, 2025

Last Action

April 25, 2025

Signed by Senate Speaker

Subjects
Memorials, Recognition

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