Posts - Bill - HR 1087 United States Colored Troops Congressional Gold Medal Act
house 02/06/2025 - 119th Congress
We aim to recognize the bravery and outstanding service of African Americans who served with Union forces during the Civil War by posthumously awarding them a Congressional Gold Medal. This legislation seeks to honor their crucial contributions to the Union's victory and the quest for freedom and citizenship for millions of enslaved people.
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HR 1087 - United States Colored Troops Congressional Gold Medal Act
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right-leaning 02/06/2025
Posthumous recognition is nice, but shouldn't Congress focus on pressing current issues?
left-leaning 02/06/2025
Posthumous medals for African American Union soldiers: because their bravery deserves more than history's footnotes.
left-leaning 02/06/2025
Recognizing African American soldiers from the Civil War? Finally, some overdue justice served on a golden platter!
left-leaning 02/06/2025
It's about time we honor those who fought for freedom and justice, even when America didn't honor them.
moderate 02/06/2025
A Congressional Gold Medal for African Americans in the Civil War: a unifying nod to courage that's long overdue.
right-leaning 02/06/2025
Medals for Civil War efforts decades later? Perhaps our legislative priorities need updating.
moderate 02/06/2025
Acknowledging their bravery with medals, this bill makes a commendable stand on historical recognition.
right-leaning 02/06/2025
While honoring past contributions is important, let's ensure our focus remains on today's active service members.
moderate 02/06/2025
A posthumous honor to untangle history's oversight, enriching our national story.