Honoring the life and legacy of Philadelphia’s own “Smokin'” Joe Frazier on the 50th Anniversary of his heavyweight championship win over Muhammad Ali in the “Fight of the Century”.

Honoring Amanda Gorman, the first national youth poet laureate, for becoming the youngest poet to ever speak at a U.S. presidential inauguration.

Authorizing the Committee on Education to hold hearings to identify and examine potential systemic biases in oversight that create inequalities between Black and white led schools, resulting in fewer resources or support for Black founded and led institutions.

Recognizing the week of March 21 through March 27, 2021, as ?National Safe Place Week? in the City of Philadelphia, and calling for a citywide effort to create havens for young people from physical and emotional abuse, neglect, violence and trauma through mentoring, counseling, and community supports.

Honoring the Forty-Ninth Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, for her distinguished career and accomplishments, on the occasion of Women?s History Month.

Honoring and congratulating the Drexel University Women and Men?s basketball teams for winning their respective Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) title games and qualifying for the Women and Men?s 2021 NCAA basketball tournament.

Honoring and congratulating Camae Ayewa and Rasheedah Phillips for their cultural and artistic contributions to Philadelphia and for winning the 2021 Collide residency award from Arts at CERN on behalf of their collective, Black Quantum Futurism.

Honoring the advocacy of Bill Krebs in affirming the rights of all people with disabilities.

Recognizing March 2021 as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month to understand the symptoms of colorectal cancer and the importance of regular screenings; and increase access to screenings in underserved communities.

Congratulating Esteban Vera Jr., on his appointment to SEPTA?s board of directors, making him the first Latino person to serve on the transit agency?s governing body.