The resolution recognizes June as Caribbean American Heritage Month in Alabama, following the designation made by President George W. Bush in 2006. It aims to raise awareness of the significant contributions that Caribbean Americans have made to the United States, highlighting their rich cultural and historical influence, which encompasses music, food, and various traditions. The resolution also acknowledges the historical presence of Caribbean individuals in the U.S., citing notable figures such as Alexander Hamilton, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, and Jacob de Cordova, as well as contemporary influential personalities like Harry Belafonte, Kamala Harris, and others who have made significant impacts in various fields.

Additionally, the resolution commends the efforts of the Central Alabama Caribbean American Organization, established in 2011, which promotes Caribbean culture in Alabama and supports Caribbean students pursuing education in the state through scholarships and grants. By officially designating June as Caribbean American Heritage Month, the resolution seeks to honor and celebrate the diverse contributions of Caribbean Americans to the state and the nation as a whole.