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Declaring October 2004 as Human Relations Month in the City of Philadelphia.

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The adopted resolution declared October 2004 as Human Relations Month in Philadelphia. It recognized the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations’ role in coordinating the observance and noted an awards luncheon honoring individuals and organizations that promoted cooperation and harmony among groups.

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ADOPTED
Introduced
September 23, 2004
Sponsors
Marian B. TascoRMRick MarianoFRFrank RizzoW. Wilson Goode, Jr.JLJoan L. KrajewskiAnna Cibotti VernaJFJames F. KenneyDarrell L. ClarkeDRDonna Reed MillerMAMichael A. NutterJFJuan F. RamosFJFrank J. DiCiccoBlondell Reynolds BrownBrian J. O'NeillJannie L. BlackwellDCDavid Cohen
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WHEREAS, The Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations (PCHR), is the agency of city government which enforces civil rights laws and deals with all matters of intergroup conflict within the city; and

WHEREAS, Each year, the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations coordinates the City's observance of Human Relations Month to celebrate diversity; and

WHEREAS, A highlight of Human Relations Month will be the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations' Human Rights Awards Luncheon, which will be held on Thursday, October 21, 2004, in the Grand Ballroom of the Wyndham Philadelphia at Franklin Plaza; and

WHEREAS, This year's Human Rights Awards Luncheon will honor individuals and organizations whose extraordinary good deeds and initiatives have made outstanding contributions to the promotion of intergroup harmony and cooperation; now therefore

RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, That the month of October 2004 be declared Human Relations Month in the City of Philadelphia.

FURTHER RESOLVED, That an Engrossed copy of this resolution be presented to the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations, as an expression of the sincere sentiments of this legislative body.

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