The annual proclamation reflects the administration's formal acknowledgment of Black history and serves as a policy and rhetorical marker for the administration's focus on racial equity and related initiatives.
President Biden issued a presidential proclamation designating February 2022 as National African American History Month and recognizing the contributions of Black Americans.
The annual proclamation reflects the administration's formal acknowledgment of Black history and serves as a policy and rhetorical marker for the administration's focus on racial equity and related initiatives.
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