Resolution No. 1006, introduced by Representatives Harris and Pae, formally recognizes February as Black History Month in Oklahoma. This resolution acknowledges the significant contributions of African Americans to the history and culture of both Oklahoma and the United States. It highlights the importance of celebrating the achievements of Black Americans, particularly in areas such as civil rights, business, education, and leadership, which have played a crucial role in shaping society.

The resolution emphasizes the historical significance of February, commemorating the birthdays of notable figures like Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, who were instrumental in the abolition of slavery. By designating this month for recognition, the Oklahoma House of Representatives aims to foster an environment of unity and appreciation for the diverse contributions of African Americans, reinforcing the idea that their achievements strengthen society as a whole. The resolution was adopted on February 25, 2025.