Bill > HRes949

This resolution expresses support for designating the first Saturday in May as "National Lowrider Day" while celebrating the rich cultural history of lowrider culture in the United States. The resolution traces lowriders back to 1940s Chicano communities in the Southwest and highlights their significance as mobile works of art that represent cultural identity, creativity, and community. It acknowledges the historical challenges faced by lowrider enthusiasts, including discrimination and criminalization, and recognizes how lowrider culture has influenced American popular culture, art, music, and fashion. The resolution specifically honors lowrider builders, artists, families, and clubs who have preserved the tradition, and calls upon local, state, and federal entities to support public events and educational programs that celebrate lowrider heritage. By highlighting the cultural contributions of lowriders, including community service, mentorship, and artistic innovation, the resolution seeks to recognize lowrider culture as an integral part of American cultural identity and promote understanding and appreciation of this unique automotive and social phenomenon.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/949/all-info