The resolution honors the 30th Anniversary of the Million Man March, a significant event that took place on October 16, 1995, on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Organized primarily by Minister Louis Farrakhan and supported by various leaders and grassroots organizers, the march aimed to promote themes of spiritual renewal, family responsibility, community service, and social justice. It is recognized as one of the largest demonstrations in American history, showcasing the power of peaceful assembly and the importance of civic expression in the nation's capital.

As the anniversary approaches in 2025, the Council of the District of Columbia seeks to commemorate this pivotal moment in American history, reflecting on its legacy and the ongoing struggle for equality and justice. The resolution acknowledges the lasting impacts of the Million Man March, including increased civic participation and community development initiatives that continue to influence movements for racial and social justice today. The Council expresses its commitment to honoring the values of unity, responsibility, and social justice that the march represents.