HRES 1413
Original Resolution Honoring Prince Hall
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This resolution honors Prince Hall, a significant figure in the fight for African-American rights and the founder of Black Freemasonry. The resolution recognizes his activism during the Revolutionary Era, his establishment of the first Black Masonic lodge, and his advocacy for abolition and equal rights. It highlights his efforts to support Black communities through citizenship, education, and economic advancement, as well as his proposals for African resettlement. The resolution acknowledges the lasting impact of Prince Hall’s work on the 5,000 lodges that trace their lineage back to his original lodge.
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