Louisiana 2021 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR189

Introduced
6/7/21  

Caption

Commends Jaden D. Johnson on her selection as the ninety-first Miss Southern University

Impact

While resolutions like HR189 do not change state law, they serve to highlight and celebrate the accomplishments of individuals within the community. This particular resolution reflects a broader trend of acknowledging student leaders and their potential impact on society. By commending Ms. Johnson, the bill reinforces the value of leadership and civic responsibility among youth, particularly in minority communities. Such recognition can inspire other students to pursue leadership roles and engage in community service.

Summary

House Resolution No. 189, sponsored by Representative Brass, is a commendation aimed at recognizing Jaden D. Johnson for her selection as the ninety-first Miss Southern University. The resolution highlights her achievements as a senior criminal justice major and her numerous contributions to her university and community. Ms. Johnson's platform emphasizes important societal issues such as black excellence, financial literacy, and mental health, indicating a commitment to using her influence positively.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR189 appears to be overwhelmingly positive, with recognition of Jaden D. Johnson celebrated as an uplifting story of youth achievement. Members of the legislature express pride in local students and their contributions to society, fostering a spirit of community and support. This commendation aligns with a collective appreciation for the hard work and aspirations of young leaders striving to make a difference.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention associated with HR189, as it is a resolution honoring an individual rather than a controversial legislative measure. However, discussions may surface around the implications of such recognitions on future funding or opportunities for similar commendations. While universally deemed worthy, there may be questions regarding how many such resolutions are passed and the criteria for recognition. Nonetheless, the bill serves as a unifying acknowledgment of positive contributions to society.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR125

Commends Dr. Aubra Gantt on becoming the first woman to serve as chancellor of Southern University at Shreveport

LA HR192

Commends Roger Cador upon his retirement as head coach of Southern University's baseball team

LA HR17

Commends JaMya Zalencia Magee upon being crowned Miss Southern University Baton Rouge

LA HR11

Commends the 2010 Southern University Pelican Relays

LA HR75

Commends J. Terrell Brown, Sr., on receipt of an honorary doctorate of humane letters from Southern University

LA HR49

Commends Southern University women's basketball coach Sandy Pugh on being named 2018 SWAC Coach of the Year

LA HR165

Commends Mary Alice Gray Darby on her retirement from Southern University

LA HR208

Commends Southern University Laboratory School Coach Rebecca Marshall on the occasion of her retirement

LA SR31

Commends Angela Turner-Johnson on being inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

LA HR85

Commends Dr. Janet Simmons Rami on her retirement as dean of the Southern University School of Nursing

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.