That the Senate—
supports the resolutions drafted, introduced, and adopted by cities and localities across the Nation declaring racism a public health crisis;
declares racism a public health crisis in the United States;
commits to—
establishing a nationwide strategy to address health disparities and inequity across all sectors in society;
dismantling systemic practices and policies that perpetuate racism;
advancing reforms to address years of neglectful and apathetic policies that have led to poor health outcomes for communities of color; and
promoting efforts to address the social determinants of health—especially for Black, Latino, and Native American people in the United States, and other people of color; and
places a charge on the Nation to move forward with urgency to ensure that the United States stands firmly in honoring its moral purpose of advancing the self-evident truths that all people are created equal, that they are endowed with certain unalienable rights, and that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.