House opens with invocation and floor recognitions, members mark Black History Month
The Tennessee House began its session with a chaplain’s invocation and a series of floor recognitions and condolences, including a speech urging support for Black history and local nonprofit work.
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The Tennessee House opened its floor session with a prayer and a slate of recognitions that included condolences for recently deceased community members, a welcome to former members and students, and floor remarks noting Black History Month.
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