This bill says that it is important to remember the Greensboro Four, a group of four brave young men who, in 1960, sat down at a "whites-only" lunch counter to protest unfair treatment of Black people. It also suggests that schools should teach kids about how these men's actions helped make America more fair and equal.

The resolution is like giving a big thank-you to Mary and John Meachum for helping people escape from being slaves a long time ago. It also talks about a special place called the Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing, which is important in history because it's part of a path people used to find freedom.

H. RES. 1026 is like a big thank-you card from the government that honors and celebrates Black History Month and says a special "thank you" to brave African-American soldiers who won a special award called the Congressional Medal of Honor for being really courageous in the military.

The Senate made a special resolution to celebrate Black History Month, which is a time to remember and honor all the important things African Americans have done for the country. It reminds everyone to think about the past to help make a better future for everyone.

In February, there is a special time called Black History Month to learn about and celebrate the amazing things that Black people have done in arts like music, movies, and painting. This year, the focus is on how talented Black artists have made the world more colorful and exciting through their creations.