Acknowledges the significant contributions of African Americans to the nation’s culture, economy, and social fabric, including the brewing industry.
Highlights the growth and innovation within the craft beer industry, and the emergence of African American brewers as talented artisans.
Mentions the historical achievement of Theodore A. (Ted) Mack, Sr., who became the first Black brewery president in the United States with the purchase of Peoples Brewing Company in 1970.
Notes the formation of the National Black Brewers Association in 2022 to support the black brewing community.
Emphasizes the importance of recognizing and celebrating the achievements of Black brewers, who have overcome challenges and barriers to establish themselves in the craft beer community.
States that National Black Brewers Day provides an opportunity to acknowledge, honor, and support Black brewers, raise awareness about diversity in the brewing industry, and promote inclusion and equality.
Encourages Congress, the President of the United States, and individual States to recognize National Black Brewers Day.
Directs that a copy of the resolution be transmitted to various federal and state government officials.