The resolution designates October 1 of each year as "All Hair is Good Hair Day" in New Jersey, emphasizing the importance of hair as a key element of cultural identity, self-expression, and personal dignity. It acknowledges the state's diverse population and the various hair types and textures that contribute to its cultural richness. The resolution highlights the historical stigmatization and discrimination faced by certain hair types, particularly those associated with Black and marginalized communities, and aims to foster a culture of acceptance and respect for all hair types.

By establishing this day, the resolution seeks to affirm individual identity, promote self-esteem, and encourage the recognition of all hair types as beautiful and valid. It calls upon the Governor to issue an annual proclamation to encourage public officials, citizens, and community groups to observe the day with appropriate programs and activities, thereby reinforcing the message of inclusivity and appreciation for diversity in hair.