The resolution acknowledges February as Black History Month in Washington State, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the contributions of Black Americans to the nation's history and culture. It highlights the resilience of Black communities and honors those who have faced racial discrimination and injustice throughout history. The resolution underscores that Black history is integral to American history, reflecting on the struggles against slavery, Jim Crow, and segregation, and the ongoing fight for equality and opportunity.

Furthermore, the resolution calls upon the House of Representatives to celebrate Black History Month not only in February but throughout the entire year, recognizing the significant impact of Black Americans across various fields such as education, medicine, and the arts. It encourages schools, universities, and communities to actively participate in the celebration of Black History Month to promote a deeper understanding of this vital history and its relevance in Washington and the broader United States.