Declare February 2025 as Black History Month in Richmond
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The mayor and 2 councilmembers propose formally recognizing February as Black History Month. The proclamation honors African Americans' contributions to Richmond, particularly workers who came during World War II to work in shipyards. If approved, the city encourages residents to participate in events celebrating Black history and culture.
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