The resolution, SR 1137, celebrates and commemorates June of 2025 as "Pride Month" in the State of Rhode Island, recognizing the significance of this month for the LGBTQIA+ communities and all Americans. It highlights the historical context of Pride, tracing back to the Stonewall Riots in 1969, and acknowledges the ongoing struggles against discrimination and violence faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals, particularly those who are people of color and trans women. The resolution emphasizes the importance of celebrating progress made in civil rights while also acknowledging that further advancements are necessary to ensure equality and justice for all.

Additionally, the resolution outlines the events planned for this year's celebrations, including the 49th Rhode Island PrideFest & Illuminated Night Parade, which will feature entertainment, food vendors, and booths from various organizations. It calls for solidarity in the continued fight for social justice and affirms the values of love, equality, and acceptance. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to transmit certified copies to various officials and organizations, reinforcing the commitment to recognizing and supporting the LGBTQIA+ community in Rhode Island.

Introduced by Senators Murray and Mack on June 05, the resolution has been placed on the Senate Consent Calendar.