H. RES. 1411 is a plan that says July 2024 will be special because it marks 30 years of people working to make sure everyone, especially Black girls, can make choices about their bodies without others trying to control or be unfair to them. This plan wants to help everyone be free from unfair rules about their bodies, and also talks about keeping voting rights safe because they think they're connected.

This resolution talks about a special week called "Black Breastfeeding Week" from August 25 to August 31, 2024. It wants everyone to know how important breastfeeding is, especially for Black moms and babies, and it asks for more help like health care and time off work to make it easier for them.

In this bill, Congress wants to work with the Congressional Black Caucus to create a plan that will help Black Americans have the same money opportunities as everyone else by making it easier to start businesses, buy homes, and get good jobs and education. They also want to change some tax rules to make sure Black families can keep more of their money.

The bill wants to help people who might have to leave the country by giving money to hire more lawyers and build better offices to help them. It promises to spend $100 million each year for two years to make sure they have the right help when they need it.

H. RES. 992 is about making sure everyone, no matter their skin color or where they come from, gets the same good care if they get cancer. It wants doctors and helpers to work together to find ways to help all people get better care to stay healthy.

The resolution wants to make the week from April 11 to April 17 special to help keep Black moms healthy and safe because they often face more problems when having babies. It also suggests that people listen more to what Black women say about their health and make sure they have good doctors and care.

In this bill, Congress is saying that racism is making people sick, like when you catch a cold, but it's much bigger. They want to work on fixing this problem for everyone, but they haven't figured out how to do it yet.

The resolution S. RES. 575 says that racism is a big problem affecting people's health in the United States, and it wants everyone to work together to make things fairer for people of all skin colors. It suggests making changes to help everyone have the same chance to be healthy and happy.

H. RES. 1153 is a plan to celebrate a special week called "Black Maternal Health Week," which wants everyone to know that Black moms need extra help to stay healthy and safe when they have babies. It asks leaders to make fairer rules and better programs to help these moms and their families.