Commending Lawrence Douglas Wilder.
Designates June as African-American Music Appreciation Month in Louisiana; a nonbinding ceremonial resolution that encourages observances without funding or legal changes.
Designates June as African-American Music Appreciation Month in Louisiana; a nonbinding ceremonial resolution that encourages observances without funding or legal changes.
SR 210 is a ceremonial/symbolic Senate resolution that designates the month of June as "African‑American Music Appreciation Month" in the State of Louisiana. The resolution’s purpose is to formally recognize and honor the historical and ongoing contributions of African‑American musicians, composers, performers, and music traditions (e.g., jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, hip‑hop and related forms) to Louisiana’s cultural life, economy, and identity, and to encourage statewide observance and educational activities during June.
Primary and co‑sponsors include Senators Marty Harbin, Drew Echols, Timothy Bearden, Russ Goodman, Sam Watson, Lee Anderson, Jason Anavitarte, Regina Ashford Barrow, and others (several additional co‑sponsors listed).
Because SR 210 is a nonbinding recognition, implementation of observances and programming will rely on voluntary action by state agencies, local governments, educational institutions, cultural organizations, and community groups rather than on statutory mandates or appropriations.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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