This House resolution expresses support for designating June as "Family Month" to promote traditional marriage and family structures. The resolution argues that the traditional nuclear family is foundational to a healthy society and contends that current tax and welfare policies discourage marriage. The measure also explicitly states that the House should no longer recognize Pride Month, which has been designated in June by previous presidents since 1999. The resolution contains no funding or enforcement mechanisms, as it is a symbolic measure expressing the sense of Congress rather than legislation that creates law or allocates resources. The resolution was introduced by a group of House members and referred to the Committee on Education and Workforce.
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