Senate Resolution No. commemorates April 20-26, 2025, as Black April Memorial Week, marking the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War and the subsequent exodus of millions of Vietnamese refugees. The resolution highlights the significant loss of life during the war, including over 58,000 American casualties and 275,000 South Vietnamese soldiers, as well as the tragic experiences of Vietnamese civilians. It acknowledges the various waves of Vietnamese refugees who fled their homeland due to the oppressive regime, emphasizing their struggles and resilience in seeking freedom and a better life in the United States.

The resolution also recognizes the contributions of Vietnamese Americans to American society, noting their achievements in various fields and their successful integration into communities across the country, including Michigan, where over 25,000 Vietnamese reside. It stresses the importance of teaching future generations about the lessons of the Vietnam War and the values of freedom and democracy, while honoring the sacrifices made by Vietnamese refugees. The resolution calls for a collective remembrance of the past and a celebration of the resilience of the Vietnamese people, symbolized by the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom flag.