Original Slavery Remembrance Day Commemorative Remembrance Program Resolution
HCONRES 125 is a non-binding congressional resolution encouraging annual commemorative events on or near August 20th to honor victims of slavery. It specifically recommends holding these events at locations like the U.S. Capitol Complex and featuring a defined "Remembrance Program" script where participants recite historical reflections and respond with "Always remember" at designated points. The resolution aims to educate the public about slavery's history and lasting impacts while promoting remembrance, but it does not create new programs, allocate funds, or impose legal requirements. It directly affects all people in the United States by inviting voluntary participation in these annual observances.
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