Designates August of each year as "Black Business Month" in New Jersey.

SJR 91 designates August of each year as "Black Business Month" in New Jersey to recognize and support Black-owned businesses. The resolution requests the Governor issue an annual proclamation and encourages schools, cultural institutions, and community organizations to hold events during this month. It aims to highlight the economic importance of Black-owned businesses, which face disproportionate challenges like higher closure rates during the pandemic. The bill does not create new funding or regulations but seeks to foster awareness and community engagement around supporting these businesses. This observance aligns with a national tradition established in 2004.