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Tennessee Senate Joint Resolution 0017, as amended, recognizes the achievements and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, highlighting his naval service, political milestones, energy conservation efforts, peace negotiations, and advocacy for education and civil rights. The resolution affects the historical acknowledgment of Carter's contributions to American society and policy. Key provisions include revisions to his naval service description, the inclusion of significant events such as the Camp David Accords, and his initiatives in education and Habitat for Humanity, while removing a specific mention of his administration's engagement with gay and lesbian rights activists.

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Overview

Tennessee Senate Joint Resolution 0017, as amended, recognizes the achievements and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, highlighting his naval service, political milestones, energy conservation efforts, peace negotiations, and advocacy for education and civil rights. The resolution affects the historical acknowledgment of Carter's contributions to American society and policy. Key provisions include revisions to his naval service description, the inclusion of significant events such as the Camp David Accords, and his initiatives in education and Habitat for Humanity, while removing a specific mention of his administration's engagement with gay and lesbian rights activists.

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Sponsor

Akbari, Raumesh

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 15, 2025

Last Action

April 10, 2025

Signed by Governor.

Subjects
Memorials, Death

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