,,iv  #aafth ,,congress  #b;d ,session  
,h4 ,,res4 #ajje  ,,in ,,the ,,house    
,,of ,,representatives  ,june #ae1      
#bjbj,ms4 ,jackson ,lee submitted the   
following resolution2 which was referred
 to the ,committee on the ,judiciary    
,,resolution  ,expressing the sense of  
the ,house of ,representatives regarding
 the enhancement of unity in ,america4  
,whereas1 on ,june #ah1 #bjae1 the      
,united ,states ,supreme ,court         
correctly concluded in ,walker ,,iii v4 
,texas ,division1 ,sons of ,confederate 
,veterans1 ,inc4 7,no4 #ad-add2 #egf    
,u4,s41 #ace ,s4 ,ct4 #bbci7 that       
messages on ,state license plates       
constitute government speech1 not       
private speech protected by the ,first  
,amendment2 ,whereas the ,court also    
held that it is within the authority of 
a ,state such as ,texas to reject       
messages on ,state-issued license       
plates1 such as a depiction of the      
,confederate battle flag1 that offend   
the sensibilities of its citizens2      

,whereas divisive symbols1 license      
plates1 specialty license plates1       
replicas1 and flags on public buildings 
or government property1 which constitute
 government speech1 convey the vestiges 
of the history of slavery that has      
divided the ,united ,states2 ,whereas   
the role of government is to promote    
equal protection under the ,constitution
 and combat fear1 oppression1 and       
intimidation2 ,whereas these divisive   
symbols have historically targeted and  
perpetuated fear1 oppression1 and       
intimidation of certain groups of       
,americans2 ,whereas the continued      
existence of these divisive symbols as  
government speech is also a denial of   
equal protection under the law2 ,whereas
 the ,united ,states can only be a      
perfect union where all are and feel    
equally protected under the law2 and    
,whereas equal protection under the law 
promotes a more perfect union1 fairness1
 tolerance1 peace1 and a sense of       
community oneness1 all unalienable      

rights enshrined in the ,constitution3  
,now1 therefore1 be it ,that it is the  
sense of the ,house of ,representatives 
that the ,united ,states can achieve a  
more perfect union-- 7#a7 through       
avoidance of government speech1 as the  
,state of ,texas did in ,walker ,,iii v4
 ,texas ,division1 ,sons of ,confederate
 ,veterans1 ,inc41 which promotes or    
displays symbols1 signs1 and vestiges of
 racism1 oppression1 and intimidation in
 the ,states1 localities1 and           
territories2  7#b7 by immediately       
abating the use of government speech    
through signs1 actions1 and words that  
promote division and tear at the fabric 
of the ,american society2 and  7#c7 by  
promoting tolerance and unity by taking 
actions to ensure that government speech
 does not foster division1 disharmony1  
intolerance through government-issued or
 sponsored flags1 signs1 images1 or     
other symbols whether displayed in      
public or private4