This concurrent resolution urges the establishment of a United States Commission on Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation . The resolution asserts that the Nation owes a long-overdue debt of remembrance to those who suffered from historical injustices and to their descendants, aiming to address the profound and lasting impact of systemic oppression. The resolution details a history of discriminatory government actions, beginning with the institution of chattel slavery and continuing through policies that created racial inequities in areas like housing, employment, and social benefits. Examples include the Federal Housing Administration's segregation policies, the exclusion of African Americans from early Social Security, and discrimination against veterans under the GI Bill, alongside injustices against Native Americans, Latino Americans, and Asian Americans. The proposed commission would serve to properly acknowledge and memorialize these injustices. Its establishment is intended to be a catalyst for progress toward jettisoning the belief in a hierarchy of human value, embracing common humanity, and permanently eliminating persistent racial inequities. The resolution clarifies that this commission would complement, rather than supplant, efforts to establish a commission to study and develop reparation proposals for African Americans.