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HR0077LRB104 10516 LAW 20591 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The American Dream has been a beacon of hope for 

3generations; and

4 WHEREAS, The American Dream embodies the ideals of 

5opportunity, prosperity, and upward mobility, promising that 

6every person should have the chance to achieve what they 

7themselves define as success and fulfillment through hard work 

8and determination; and

9 WHEREAS, Many today feel as though the American Dream is 

10unattainable; and

11 WHEREAS, The American Dream belongs to all of us, not just 

12billionaires and multimillionaires; and

13 WHEREAS, Our highest accomplishments as a State and nation 

14have been achieved when we harnessed the strengths of all 

15people regardless of their identities to overcome the greatest 

16of challenges; and

17 WHEREAS, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a 

18centuries-old movement deeply rooted in America's founding 

19principles, and its subsequent legacy of civil rights and 

20social justice efforts aimed at delivering laws, policies, and 

HR0077- 2 -LRB104 10516 LAW 20591 r

1initiatives have enabled America to live up to our 

2Constitution's promises; and

3 WHEREAS, DEI policies, from the 19th Amendment to the 1964 

4Civil Rights Act to the Americans with Disabilities Act, among 

5others, reflect the corrective legislative and legal actions 

6taken across our nation's history to expand and guarantee 

7access to the educational, economic, and civic obligations and 

8capacities of our nation; and

9 WHEREAS, DEI principles and policies promote equal access 

10to opportunities, foster an environment of respect and 

11belonging, and ensure that every individual, regardless of 

12background, can fully participate in all aspec