Recognizing the significance of "National Caribbean American Heritage Month".

This is a non-binding House Resolution recognizing the significance of National Caribbean American Heritage Month. It expresses the House’s support for observing June as a time to honor the history, contributions, and diverse cultures of Caribbean Americans, and to celebrate their across-the-board impact on American society. The resolution recounts historical ties between the Caribbean and the United States, highlights prominent Caribbean American figures across various fields, and emphasizes the value of diversity. It notes that the Institute of Caribbean Studies has been a leading organization in promoting this observance and acknowledges the ongoing role of Caribbean Americans in civil rights, public service, the arts, science, and more. Ultimately, the resolution invites Americans to observe the month with ceremonies and activities and reaffirm the importance of Caribbean American contributions to the nation. As a House resolution, this text is a symbolic, ceremonial statement rather than a law. It does not create new programs or funding, but it endorses public recognition and education about Caribbean American heritage and encourages widespread observance and celebration.