The bill, H. 4440, is a House Resolution recognizing the significant contributions of James Gallman Sr., a prominent community leader and civil rights activist from Aiken, South Carolina. The resolution highlights Mr. Gallman's educational achievements, including being the first Black individual to earn a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Tennessee in 1967, and his extensive career in the Aiken County Public School District, where he served in various roles for 33 years. It also emphasizes his leadership in the NAACP and his involvement in numerous community organizations, showcasing his commitment to social justice and civil rights.

The resolution details Mr. Gallman's activism, including his role in a discrimination lawsuit against a local restaurant in 1989 and his leadership in the 2000 march advocating for the removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina State House dome. His efforts were pivotal in raising awareness and prompting change regarding racial injustice in the state. The House of Representatives expresses its admiration for Mr. Gallman's dedication to his community and the impact of his work, culminating in a formal recognition of his accomplishments and a commitment to present him with a copy of the resolution.