California Holocaust Memorial Day.
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Overview
This resolution designates April 24th as California Holocaust Memorial Day, urging all Californians to remember the victims of the Holocaust. It acknowledges the scale of the tragedy, the diverse groups targeted, and the heroism displayed during the event. The resolution also calls for continued vigilance against antisemitism and other forms of hatred and persecution.
Key provisions
- Designates April 24th as California Holocaust Memorial Day.
- Urges Californians to observe this day with remembrance.
- Recognizes the heroism of those who resisted the Nazis.
- Calls for teaching future generations about the Holocaust.
- Encourages ongoing efforts to combat antisemitism and related forms of hatred.
Who is affected
- All Californians
- The Jewish community
- Victims of the Holocaust and their families
Notable changes
- Establishes a specific annual day of remembrance for the Holocaust in California.
- Addresses the recent rise in antisemitic incidents and violence.
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