The Senate Resolution commends the Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault (LaFASA) and designates April 30, 2025, as Denim Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. This day is inspired by a 1998 Italian court ruling that suggested a woman could not have been assaulted because her jeans were too tight, highlighting the harmful victim-blaming attitudes surrounding sexual violence. Denim Day serves as a global protest against sexual assault, encouraging individuals to wear denim in solidarity with survivors and to promote awareness about consent and the need to end victim-blaming.

The resolution recognizes LaFASA's efforts in empowering survivors, engaging advocates, and working to change societal norms to eliminate sexual violence in Louisiana. It emphasizes the importance of honoring sexual assault survivors and committing to a society where everyone is treated with respect and integrity. A copy of the resolution will be sent to LaFASA's executive director, Rafael de Castro, to acknowledge their leadership in promoting awareness of Denim Day.