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This bill designates November 2 through 8 as Anti-Communism Week, a formal national observance aimed at remembering the historical harm caused by communist regimes. The bill includes extensive findings that characterize communism as a destructive ideology responsible for over 100 million deaths worldwide, suppressing individual freedoms and human rights. It argues that communism represents an oppressive system that silences dissent and demands submission to state power, and warns against modern iterations of communist thought that may be disguised as "social justice" or "democratic socialism." The bill requests that the President issue an annual proclamation encouraging Americans to observe Anti-Communism Week through ceremonies and activities that honor victims of communist oppression and reaffirm the United States' commitment to individual liberty, human dignity, and democratic principles. By adding this observance to Title 36 of the United States Code, the bill creates an official, congressionally recognized week of remembrance and reflection on the historical and ongoing threats posed by communist ideologies.

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