The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 75, introduced by a group of senators and co-sponsored by numerous representatives, seeks to officially recognize June 2025 as Black Music Month in Wisconsin. This resolution highlights the historical significance of Black Music Month, which was first acknowledged by President Jimmy Carter in 1979 and later formalized by President Bill Clinton in 2000. It emphasizes the profound impact that Black artists and musicians have had on American music and culture, contributing to various genres such as jazz, gospel, rock and roll, rhythm and blues, soul, hip-hop, and rap.

The resolution also acknowledges the contributions of notable Black musicians and artists, both nationally and from Wisconsin, who have left a lasting legacy in the music industry. It underscores the importance of Black music in shaping not only the music industry but also influencing literature, dance, fashion, theater, film, and visual arts. Furthermore, it recognizes Black music as a vital source of power, pride, inspiration, and unity across diverse communities, while also supporting various industries and enhancing the domestic economy.