SR 106 by Cortese
SR 106
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
Senate Resolution 106 designates April 30th as Black April Memorial Month in California to commemorate the fall of Saigon and the ongoing struggles for human rights and democracy in Vietnam. It recognizes the sacrifices of veterans, Vietnamese civilians, and Vietnamese Americans who experienced the war and its aftermath, highlighting the importance of remembering the events and promoting values of freedom and justice. The resolution encourages Californians to reflect on the historical significance of Black April and honor those affected by the conflict.
Key provisions
- Designates April 30th as Black April Memorial Month.
- Recognizes the suffering and loss associated with the Fall of Saigon.
- Honors veterans and Vietnamese Americans impacted by the Vietnam War.
- Acknowledges the plight of Vietnamese refugees and their contributions to American society.
- Calls for remembrance of the hundreds of thousands of lives lost during the Vietnam War era.
- Encourages reflection on human rights issues in Vietnam.
- Promotes the values of freedom, democracy, and justice.
- Directs the Senate Secretary to distribute copies of the resolution.
Who is affected
- Vietnamese Americans
- Vietnam veterans
- California residents
- The Vietnamese community
- The people of Vietnam
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