The resolution honors Mustafa Tariq for his remarkable achievement as an Emmy Award-winning producer, specifically for his work on "Decades: Antonio Yo Jones," which received the Crime/Justice Long Form Content award at the 67th Capital Emmy Awards. It highlights his significant contributions to preserving the culture and history of Washington, D.C., through various platforms, including his role at WHUT-TV, the Back Then When podcast, and Decades Vintage Shop. The resolution also acknowledges his commitment to telling authentic stories that resonate with local communities and emphasizes the importance of documenting the often-overlooked narratives of D.C.'s history, particularly regarding gentrification and the challenges faced in the 1980s and 1990s.

The Council of the District of Columbia commends Mustafa Tariq for his extraordinary achievements in media, storytelling, and cultural preservation, recognizing his Emmy Award as a testament to his impact on the arts and culture of the District. The resolution serves to celebrate his ongoing efforts to share the rich history of Washington, D.C., and to inspire fellow residents by demonstrating the lasting power and value of their community stories. The resolution takes effect immediately upon its passage.