Senate Resolution 22, sponsored by Lamar, honors TaJuan Stout Mitchell in recognition of her significant contributions to the state of Tennessee during Women's Day on the Hill. The resolution highlights her impressive career as the founder of TaJuan Stout Mitchell Consulting, a trained social worker, and her roles as the former Community Relations Director and Intergovernmental Administrator for the City of Memphis, as well as the retired Executive Director of the American Cancer Society. It also notes her extensive public service, including nine years on the Memphis City School Board and eight years on the Memphis City Council, where she was elected chair of both bodies.

The resolution emphasizes Mitchell's dedication to community development, evidenced by her leadership in establishing the Whitehaven Library, Visitor Center, and multiple schools. Additionally, it acknowledges her work in child protective services and her involvement with various organizations, including the Women's Foundation of Greater Memphis and United Way's Women United. The resolution concludes by affirming that the success of women contributes to the overall success of America and Tennessee, and it commends Mitchell for her impactful legacy.