The resolution recognizes February 2026 as Black History Month in Nebraska, emphasizing the importance of this month as a time to celebrate the achievements, history, and legacy of African Americans. It highlights the significant contributions of African Americans to the cultural, social, economic, and political landscape of Nebraska, despite facing historic and systemic inequities. The resolution also notes recent milestones, such as the appointments of Judge Derek R. Vaughn as the first African American judge of the Nebraska Supreme Court, Jewel Rodgers as the first African American Nebraska Poet Laureate, and Mayor John Ewing Jr. as the first African American Mayor of Omaha.

Furthermore, the resolution encourages all Nebraskans to take the opportunity during Black History Month to reflect on the movement for racial equity, honor the resilience of Black communities, and commit to fostering a more inclusive and prosperous future. It serves as a call to action for individuals to celebrate the rich history, heritage, and culture of African Americans and recognize their vital contributions to both Nebraska and the broader United States.