The bill, H. 5134, is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly that affirms the state's unequivocal opposition to racism, hatred, and dehumanizing rhetoric in all forms. It emphasizes the responsibility of leadership to elevate public discourse and recognizes the impact of words in shaping societal attitudes. The resolution acknowledges the historical context of racism and discrimination in South Carolina and the United States, highlighting the need for moral courage and accountability in confronting these issues. It calls upon public leaders at all levels of government to actively discourage and condemn any statements or actions that promote racial division or hatred.

Furthermore, the resolution encourages all citizens of South Carolina to recommit to values of mutual respect, equal dignity, and peaceful dialogue, asserting that unity does not require uniformity but does necessitate decency. It serves as a declaration that South Carolina will not tolerate racism or hate as acceptable, and it aims to foster a future characterized by shared humanity and common purpose.