Texas Senate Bill SR122

Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Caption

Recognizing Lynne Hayes for her participation in the Center for Excellence Inaugural Benefit Concert.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the importance of supporting the Dallas Black Chamber's efforts, particularly how the concert proceeds were directed towards scholarships and funding a new building for the chamber. It underlines the positive influence the Center for Excellence has had on the Dallas community. Recognition of community leaders like Lynne Hayes is intended to inspire further participation and support for local initiatives aimed at uplifting underrepresented groups.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 122 recognizes Lynne Hayes for her role as emcee at the Dallas Black Chamber Center for Excellence Inaugural Benefit Concert held on September 7, 2018. This event aimed to celebrate the accomplishments of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, which was established in 1926 and is the oldest black chamber of commerce in the United States. The resolution highlights the chamber's contributions to the community through its focus on charitable, educational, literary, and scientific initiatives.

Contention

While the resolution is primarily a statement of recognition and does not propose any changes to state laws, it serves to draw attention to the significance of community involvement and leadership in philanthropic efforts. There may be discussions around how such recognitions can further motivate other public figures to contribute to local causes, although the resolution itself does not delve into any contentious issues associated with state governance or legislation.