Memorials, Recognition - 150th anniversary of the Colored National Convention held at the Tennessee State Capitol -

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The House Joint Resolution formally commemorates the 150th anniversary of the 1876 Colored National Convention, recognizing its role in advancing civil rights, education, and labor reforms for African Americans. It calls for a copy of the resolution to be prepared for presentation and acknowledges the historic significance of the convention for Tennessee and the nation. The measure is symbolic and does not create any new programs or obligations.

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