New Jersey SJR54 designates August as "Black Business Month" to promote Black-owned businesses and reduce the racial wealth gap.
New Jersey SJR54 designates August of each year as "Black Business Month" to encourage residents to support Black-owned businesses and reflect on the contributions of Black entrepreneurs. The resolution highlights the importance of these businesses in reducing the racial wealth gap and supporting local communities. The Governor is encouraged to issue an annual proclamation, and the New Jersey Business Action Center is tasked with publicizing the month. This joint resolution aims to promote Black-owned businesses, which have been significantly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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