Recognizes the Grandassa Models for their cultural impact in redefining beauty standards and promoting Black pride during the civil rights era.

The bill honors the Grandassa Models, a group of African-American women who redefined beauty standards and promoted Black pride during the civil rights era. Formed in 1962 by the African Jazz-Art Society & Studios, the Grandassa Models challenged Eurocentric beauty norms and inspired self-acceptance. Their legacy continues to influence global expressions of Black beauty and cultural authenticity. The bill recognizes their contributions to the "Black is Beautiful" movement and their role in advancing racial pride and cultural integrity.

Recognizes the Grandassa Models for their cultural impact in redefining beauty standards and promoting Black pride during the civil rights era.

The bill honors the Grandassa Models, a group of African-American women who redefined beauty standards and promoted Black pride during the civil rights era. Formed in 1962 by the African Jazz-Art Society & Studios, the Grandassa Models challenged Eurocentric beauty norms and inspired self-acceptance. Their legacy continues to influence global expressions of Black beauty and cultural authenticity. The bill recognizes their contributions to the "Black is Beautiful" movement and their role in advancing racial pride and cultural integrity.