Senate Resolution No. recognizes February 2025 as Black History Month, honoring the historical significance and contributions of African-Americans in the United States. The resolution highlights the origins of Black History Month, which began in 1915 and was officially recognized by President Gerald R. Ford in 1976. It emphasizes the importance of reflecting on the struggles against racial prejudice and celebrating the achievements of both well-known and lesser-known figures in African-American history.

The resolution also acknowledges the injustices faced by the African-American community and commends their ongoing efforts to overcome these challenges while advocating for equality and justice. It calls for a collective effort to raise awareness about the hardships endured by African-Americans, celebrate their milestones, and continue the pursuit of justice for all. The Senate expresses its commitment to honoring the contributions and sacrifices made in building pride in Black history and educating all Americans.