Advancing racial justice and the global rights of people of African descent in the next decade.

Bill 118 H.Res. 1589, titled "Advancing Racial Justice and the Global Rights of People of African Descent in the Next Decade," is a resolution introduced in the US Congress with the aim of addressing issues related to racial justice and the rights of people of African descent both domestically and internationally.

The resolution acknowledges the historical and ongoing systemic racism and discrimination faced by people of African descent in the United States and around the world. It calls for the recognition and protection of the human rights of people of African descent, including their right to equality, non-discrimination, and full participation in society.

The resolution also highlights the need for governments to take concrete actions to address racial disparities and promote racial justice, including through the implementation of policies and programs that aim to eliminate racial discrimination and promote equality for people of African descent. Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the importance of addressing the legacy of slavery and colonialism, as well as the need to combat hate speech, hate crimes, and racial profiling targeting people of African descent. Overall, Bill 118 H.Res. 1589 seeks to raise awareness about the challenges faced by people of African descent, promote racial justice, and advance the global rights of this marginalized community in the next decade.