Honors the 150th anniversary of the Colored National Convention held in Nashville, Tennessee, recognizing its historical significance in advocating.

The resolution honors the 150th anniversary of the Colored National Convention held at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, emphasizing its role in advocating for Black civil rights. The convention, held in 1876, was part of a larger movement aimed at asserting citizenship and responding to violent oppression and disenfranchisement in the South. It brought together prominent political leaders, educators, and organizers to develop political plans, celebrate racial unity, and protest state violence.

Honors the 150th anniversary of the Colored National Convention held in Nashville, Tennessee, recognizing its historical significance in advocating.

The resolution honors the 150th anniversary of the Colored National Convention held at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, emphasizing its role in advocating for Black civil rights. The convention, held in 1876, was part of a larger movement aimed at asserting citizenship and responding to violent oppression and disenfranchisement in the South. It brought together prominent political leaders, educators, and organizers to develop political plans, celebrate racial unity, and protest state violence.