This resolution honors mothers and celebrates motherhood on the occasion of Mother's Day. The measure recognizes the historical significance of Mother's Day, which was first established as a national holiday by President Woodrow Wilson in 1914, and acknowledges the sacrifices mothers make in raising the next generation. The resolution affirms that mothers deserve recognition and respect, and it specifically includes stepmothers, adoptive mothers, and single mothers as vital to the nation. The resolution also expresses support for policies that recognize mothers as mothers and encourages Americans to observe Mother's Day in celebration of women who have chosen to become mothers and nurture their families. This is a symbolic resolution with no direct funding or implementation requirements.