Res 1133-2025

Declaring the first Monday of November as Black Solidarity Day in the City of New York.

Resolution declaring the first Monday of November as Black Solidarity Day in the City of New York

Status

Adopted

Introduced By

Farah N. Louis

Introduced

11/12/2025

Adopted Date

11/12/2025

Last Modified

12/26/2025

File Name

Res 1133-2025

Committee

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Intergroup Organizations

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Co-Sponsors (1)

Adrienne E. Adams

Bill History (5)

Meetings & Hearings (1)

City CouncilVideo

November 12, 2025 — Referred to Comm by Council, Approved, by Council

Documents

Res. No. 1133DOCX

Files (6)

Res. No. 1133

11/27/2025

Committee Report

11/12/2025

Committee Report - Stated Meeting

11/27/2025

November 12, 2025 - Stated Meeting Agenda

11/27/2025

Hearing Transcript 11/12/25

11/27/2025

Hearing Transcript - Stated Meeting 11-12-25

12/26/2025

Declaring the first Monday of November as Black Solidarity Day in the City of New York.

Co-Sponsors (1)

Bill History (5)

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