Recognizing Prince Hall for his contributions as a Revolutionary Era activist, Masonic leader, and his lasting impact in the African-American fight for justice.

Bill 118 HRES 1413, also known as the "Recognizing Prince Hall Resolution," is a piece of legislation that aims to honor the contributions of Prince Hall, a prominent figure in American history. Prince Hall was an activist during the Revolutionary Era, known for his efforts in advocating for the rights of African-Americans and fighting for justice.

The bill recognizes Prince Hall for his leadership in the Masonic community, where he founded the first African-American Masonic lodge in the United States. His work in the Masonic fraternity helped to empower African-Americans and promote equality within the organization.

Additionally, the legislation acknowledges Prince Hall's role in the African-American fight for justice, highlighting his efforts to challenge discrimination and promote civil rights. Prince Hall's legacy continues to inspire individuals in the African-American community to this day. Overall, Bill 118 HRES 1413 serves as a tribute to Prince Hall's lasting impact on American history and his dedication to advancing the rights and opportunities of African-Americans. It is a recognition of his contributions as a revolutionary activist, Masonic leader, and advocate for justice.