H.R. No. 364 is a resolution honoring the life and legacy of the Honorable L. Clifford Davis, a prominent civil rights advocate and jurist from Arlington, Texas, who passed away on February 15, 2025, at the age of 100. Born in Arkansas, Davis faced significant challenges in his pursuit of education and justice, ultimately earning his law degree from Howard University after being denied admission to the University of Arkansas Law School under discriminatory conditions. He established one of Texas's first Black-owned law firms in Fort Worth and played a crucial role in civil rights litigation, including involvement in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case. Throughout his career, he fought against segregation and discrimination, served as Tarrant County's first Black judge, and contributed to the community through pro bono work and mentorship.

The resolution expresses condolences to Davis's family, including his daughters Avis and Karen, and acknowledges his enduring impact on the fight for justice and equality. It highlights his commitment to dismantling barriers and his legacy as a mentor and supporter of future generations of law students. The Texas House of Representatives unanimously adopted the resolution, which also calls for an official copy to be prepared for his family and concludes with the House adjourning in his memory.