Senate Resolution No. recognizes February 11, 2026, as United Auto Workers (UAW) White Shirt Day, commemorating the 89th anniversary of the UAW's first contract with General Motors. This resolution honors the sacrifices and dedication of UAW members who have significantly contributed to improving wages and benefits for workers across America. The day also marks the anniversary of the end of the Flint Sit-Down Strike in 1937, a pivotal event in labor history, and encourages UAW members and retirees to wear white shirts as a symbol of unity and respect for blue-collar workers.

The resolution highlights the historical significance of White Shirt Day, which originated in 1948 when UAW member Bert Christensen proposed that workers wear white shirts to signify their equal importance to management. As UAW members celebrate their past achievements, the resolution expresses gratitude for their contributions to the Flint community, the state of Michigan, and the nation as a whole. It concludes by applauding the UAW's ongoing commitment to serving the working men and women of the country and acknowledges their role in strengthening local communities and the economy.