This resolution acknowledges the significant yet often overlooked contributions of African Americans to the United States' economy, social development, sciences, and arts throughout history. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing these contributions not just during Black History Month in February, but every day of the year. The resolution highlights the struggles faced by African Americans, including slavery, segregation, and systemic injustices, while also celebrating their resilience and achievements in various fields, including military service, literature, science, and civil rights.

Furthermore, the resolution honors the legacy of African American individuals who have made impactful contributions to the nation, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., President Barack Obama, and numerous artists, athletes, and activists. It also announces the theme for Black History Month 2025, "African Americans and Labor," which will focus on the diverse experiences of Black individuals in the workforce. The resolution concludes by proclaiming February as "Black History Month" in Rhode Island and directing the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy of the resolution to the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society.