Expressing support of the goal of celebrating a "National Day of Honor and Respect" in conjunction with "Constitution Day and Citizenship Day".
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Overview
This resolution expresses support for establishing a ‘National Day of Honor and Respect’ to coincide with Constitution Day and Citizenship Day. It highlights the nation’s history of welcoming immigrants and striving towards ideals of liberty, equality, and unity, referencing key moments like Ellis Island and the Civil Rights Movement. The resolution also calls for reducing hate and discrimination and promoting civic education and public service.
Key provisions
- Supports establishing a National Day of Honor and Respect.
- Honors the contributions of immigrants and diverse Americans.
- Encourages positive interactions among citizens.
- Remains committed to reducing hate, discrimination, racism, and xenophobia.
- Affirms the importance of civic education and public service.
Who is affected
- All Americans
- Immigrants
- Citizens
- Communities throughout the Nation
Notable changes
- Designates a day to honor the nation’s founding ideals and contributions of diverse groups.
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