Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to posthumously award Congressional Gold Medal to Judge Constance Baker Motley for her civil rights contributions.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal, along with Representative Rosa DeLauro, have introduced a bipartisan bill to posthumously award Judge Constance Baker Motley the Congressional Gold Medal. This recognition honors her significant contributions to civil rights and her historic role as the first Black woman on the federal bench.
Murphy emphasized her groundbreaking achievements and the lasting impact of her work on American society. "Judge Motley broke new ground wherever she went," he stated. Blumenthal and DeLauro echoed similar sentiments, highlighting her dedication to justice and equality.
The legislation has garnered support from a wide range of lawmakers, including both Democrats and Republicans, reflecting a collective appreciation for Judge Motley's legacy in the advancement of civil rights.
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