This resolution designates August 8, 2024, as the Day of Clogging in the State of Alabama. It recognizes clog dancing as an important cultural heritage of the nation, reflecting a blend of European, Native American, and African cultures, and embodying the American spirit. The resolution acknowledges the various forms of clog dancing, such as flatfooting, buck dancing, jig dancing, step dancing, square dancing, and power tap, and its influence on American entertainment, from local musicians to the Grand Ole Opry and Broadway stages, as well as its inclusion in numerous film projects.

The resolution also honors the memory of William "Bill" Nichols, who significantly contributed to the art of clog dancing, on the anniversary of his passing. It notes the joy, creativity, and self-expression that clog dancing provides to people around the world, both professionally and recreationally. Furthermore, it recognizes the sense of community and impact of clog dancing in Alabama, where many individuals across the state enjoy this art form. The resolution has been duly passed by both houses of the Alabama Legislature, with the Senate originating and passing the act on May 8, 2024.