Senate Joint Resolution 3, sponsored by Pody, establishes a comprehensive definition of antisemitism for the state of Tennessee. The resolution outlines various manifestations of antisemitism, including expressions of hatred towards Jews, dehumanizing stereotypes, and denial of the Holocaust. It also addresses accusations against Jews collectively, such as claims of dual loyalty or the exaggeration of historical events like the Holocaust. The resolution emphasizes that antisemitism can manifest in both rhetorical and physical forms, targeting individuals, property, and community institutions.

Furthermore, the resolution urges state departments and agencies to recognize antisemitism as evidence of discriminatory intent in laws prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin. It calls on district attorneys to consider enhanced sentencing for crimes motivated by antisemitism and encourages educational institutions to apply this definition when addressing complaints of antisemitism. Overall, the resolution aims to promote awareness and understanding of antisemitism while reinforcing the importance of addressing and combating such discrimination within the state.