Smith, Rashan Ali; commend
House honors Rashan Ali Smith for media success and community work, especially founding Sporty Girls, Inc.; a symbolic, nonbinding recognition with a copy for Ms. Smith.
House honors Rashan Ali Smith for media success and community work, especially founding Sporty Girls, Inc.; a symbolic, nonbinding recognition with a copy for Ms. Smith.
H.R. 826 is a House resolution introduced January 28, 2025, that formally recognizes and commends Rashan Ali Smith for her professional accomplishments and community service. It is an honorary, non‑binding resolution (ceremonial) that extends the House’s best wishes for her continued health, happiness, and success and directs the Clerk to provide an appropriate copy of the resolution to Ms. Smith.
The resolution lists Ms. Smith’s background and accomplishments, including:
- Born in Atlanta, raised in Decatur; honor graduate of Florida A&M University.
- Nearly 15 years on Atlanta radio stations (HOT 107.9, V-103, Streetz 94.5) contributing to top-five market ratings.
- Sports television roles with Headline News, CNN, and CBS Sports Network (sideline reporter for four seasons).
- Co‑host on the nationally syndicated Sister Circle Live (TV One) for three seasons.
- Host of "The Cool Soror Podcast."
- Founder of Sporty Girls, Inc.; relaunch planned for 2025.
- Author of a children’s book and active involvement in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
- Married with two daughters.
Primary sponsors: Roger Williams; Billy Mitchell; Angela Moore; Dexter Sharper; Sharon Henderson; Inga Willis.
Cosponsors (as listed): Kweisi Mfume; George Latimer; Aaron Bean.
This is an honorary resolution expressing the sentiment of the House. It does not create enforceable law, authorize funding, or change legal rights or obligations. Its principal effect is symbolic recognition and public acknowledgement of Ms. Smith’s work and community impact.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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