A Resolution encouraging initiatives that support individuals demonstrating character and merit.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution encourages efforts to recognize and support individuals based on their character and merit, rather than factors like race or gender. It expresses concern that current Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives may be contributing to division. The resolution advocates for policies that promote unity, fairness, and equal opportunity based on individual achievement and contribution, referencing historical figures like William Penn and Abraham Lincoln.
Key provisions
- Encourages initiatives supporting individuals with demonstrated character and merit.
- Affirms a commitment to merit and character as a basis for opportunity.
- Calls for reevaluation of DEI programs that promote division.
- Supports initiatives that honor unity, fairness, and opportunity.
- References the importance of individual actions and achievements.
- Cites Abraham Lincoln’s warning about a divided nation.
- References Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s emphasis on judging individuals by character.
Who is affected
- Public service organizations
- Government
- Individuals seeking opportunities
- DEI programs
- Policy makers
Notable changes
- Expresses concern about the impact of DEI initiatives.
- Advocates for a shift away from identity-based criteria.
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- Pn 0670 Html
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsor
Patrick Stefano
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