The bill is about making a special place in Florida, called the Jackie Robinson Ballpark, an important site to remember the history of African American civil rights. It gives people in charge the power to work with others to teach people about it, but without taking land or changing any property rules.

H. R. 8012 wants to make a baseball park in Florida, where Jackie Robinson played, a special place that teaches about civil rights, but it will not belong to the National Park group. The government will look at how important this place is but promises not to take the land away from people who own it.

The bill wants to give a special name to a baseball park in Florida, honoring Jackie Robinson, but it won't be part of the national parks. They also want to make a plan to teach people about the park's history, but they haven't figured out how to pay for it yet.