New York State Senate commends the Center for Black Literature for hosting the 2025 National Black Writers Biennial Symposium and honors Tony Medina.

The New York State Senate commends the Center for Black Literature for hosting its 2025 National Black Writers Biennial Symposium at Medgar Evers College, City University of New York. The resolution recognizes the Center's efforts in uplifting Black writers and enhancing cultural diversity. It also pays tribute to Tony Medina, a distinguished author and honoree of the symposium, celebrating his contributions to Black literature and his numerous awards. Medina's works, including "Christmas Makes Me Think" and "I and I: Bob Marley," are highlighted for their impact on young readers.

New York State Senate commends the Center for Black Literature for hosting the 2025 National Black Writers Biennial Symposium and honors Tony Medina.

The New York State Senate commends the Center for Black Literature for hosting its 2025 National Black Writers Biennial Symposium at Medgar Evers College, City University of New York. The resolution recognizes the Center's efforts in uplifting Black writers and enhancing cultural diversity. It also pays tribute to Tony Medina, a distinguished author and honoree of the symposium, celebrating his contributions to Black literature and his numerous awards. Medina's works, including "Christmas Makes Me Think" and "I and I: Bob Marley," are highlighted for their impact on young readers.