Senate Resolution No. recognizes February as Black History Month, highlighting its origins in 1915 and formal establishment in 1976 by President Gerald R. Ford. The resolution emphasizes the importance of celebrating African-American achievements and contributions throughout history, as well as acknowledging the struggles against racial prejudice. It calls for reflection on the identities and cultures within the African diaspora and honors both well-known and lesser-known figures who have significantly impacted American society.

The resolution also commends the African-American community for their resilience in overcoming injustices and advocates for continued efforts toward equality and justice. It encourages collaboration with organizations across Michigan and the nation to raise awareness of the hardships faced by African-Americans, celebrate their milestones, and promote education about Black history. The Senate adopted this resolution on February 13, 2025, affirming its commitment to honoring and recognizing the contributions of Black Americans.