The resolution honors the life and legacy of Rohulamin Quander, a distinguished public servant, scholar, and advocate for African American history, who passed away in August 2025. A native of Washington, DC, and an alumnus of Howard University, Quander served as a Senior Administrative Law Judge and was recognized for his commitment to truth and justice within the District's judicial system. He founded the Quander Historical and Educational Society in 1985 to preserve the legacy of the Quander family, one of the oldest African American family lines in the nation, and authored significant works that contributed to the understanding of African American heritage and resilience.

The resolution expresses the Council's condolences to Quander's family and loved ones, acknowledging his profound impact on the community through his roles as a public lecturer, archivist, and advisor. It highlights his efforts to ensure the stories of enslaved individuals were remembered and his dedication to educating the public about African American contributions to history. The resolution concludes by recognizing Quander's family devotion and the loss felt by those who benefited from his guidance, and it takes effect immediately.