The resolution recognizes June 14th as "National Flag Day" in the State of Rhode Island, commemorating the adoption of the United States Flag by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777. It highlights the historical significance of Flag Day, noting that the first national observance occurred in 1877, and that President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed its observance in 1916. The resolution also mentions the establishment of National Flag Day by Congress in 1949 and the ongoing tradition of presidential proclamations encouraging the display of the flag.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes the American Flag as a symbol of the nation's enduring spirit, principles, and values, representing freedom, hope, and opportunity. It concludes by directing the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy of the resolution to the National Flag Day Foundation, affirming Rhode Island's commitment to honoring this important day.