Also naming the 1400 block of N. Frazier Street as ?Queen Mother Falaka Fattah Way,? in honor of Falaka Fattah, to commemorate her legacy as the co-founder of the House of Umoja and her leadership in mentoring over 3,000 African American youth in her lifetime.

Also naming the 5600 block of W. Master Street as ?David Fattah Way,? in honor of David Fattah, to commemorate his legacy as the co-founder of the House of Umoja, as well as his community and youth leadership in the City of Philadelphia.

Honoring 6ABC Action News? Jim Gardner upon his upcoming retirement and recognizing his years of service to the people of Philadelphia and the region to whom he delivered urgent news and information every day since 1976.

Recognizing the work and contributions of attorney and grassroots community activist Leon A. Williams Esq., whose political involvement as an independent candidate inspired a reimagining of the criminal justice system and laid the groundwork for future generations of innovative public servants in the City of Philadelphia.

Honoring the legacy of Champion of the week, Norm Eavenson, for an inspiring life and recruiting career of more than 40 years scouting the best young basketball players all across Pennsylvania, New York, D.C., and Baltimore as a Middle Atlantic Recruiter.

Recognizing, honoring and congratulating Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated on its 108th Founders? Day and the upcoming Eastern Region Conference being held in the City of Philadelphia, March 31 – April 3, 2022.

Recognizing, honoring and congratulating Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated on its 102nd Founders? Day and the upcoming International Convention being held in the City of Philadelphia, July 18- July 24, 2022.

Honoring and congratulating Jazmine Sullivan for winning the 2021 BET Soul Train Music Award for Best New Album, for her critically acclaimed EP, Heaux Tales.

Authorizing hearings by the Committee on Commerce and Economic Development to examine diversity and inclusion in contracting by the City and related public sector agencies, including the School District of Philadelphia, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, and the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation

Honoring American Legion Lincoln Post 89 for its service to the veterans of South Philadelphia and the broader community, and for making history as the first American Legion Post in Philadelphia for African Americans.