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This resolution commends Dr. Terrence J. Roberts, a prominent civil rights activist and psychologist best known for being one of the Little Rock Nine—a group of African American students who integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957. The resolution highlights Roberts' extensive professional career, which includes 40 years of work as a clinical psychologist, leadership roles in higher education at UCLA and Antioch University, and consulting work focused on promoting fair workplace practices. As a passionate advocate for racial equity, Roberts has lectured and consulted extensively on race and its societal impacts, working to deepen understanding of social justice and the effects of racial bias. The resolution acknowledges his numerous prestigious awards, including the Congressional Gold Medal, and formally recognizes his invaluable contributions to civil rights, education, and social justice. The document not only honors Roberts' historical significance and professional achievements but also extends best wishes for his future health and happiness, with the House of Representatives' Clerk directed to provide him with an official copy of the resolution.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/71201