New Council for African American History and Culture: Preserving Heritage
This act establishes a new council within the National Endowment for the Humanities to preserve and celebrate African American history and culture. The council will monitor institutions, evaluate programs, and advise on national policy to ensure a better understanding and appreciation of African Americans' contributions to the nation. Citizens can expect their cultural heritage to be better protected and promoted.
Key points
Establishment of the National Council on African American History and Culture, composed of 12 experts appointed by the President.
The Council will prepare annual reports, monitor historical and cultural developments, and evaluate programs supporting African American heritage.
The goal is to foster understanding of African American history and culture and their contributions to the economic, cultural, and political success of the U.S.
Status:
Expired
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