# Plain Language Summary: Roberto Clemente Resolution

This is a resolution honoring Roberto Clemente, the legendary baseball player, on the 50th anniversary of when he got his 3,000th hit in Major League Baseball. A resolution is basically Congress saying "we officially recognize and celebrate this person and their accomplishments"—it's not a law that changes anything or affects how people live their lives.

The resolution celebrates two main things about Clemente. First, it recognizes his incredible athletic achievements as a baseball player, particularly reaching the milestone of 3,000 career hits, which is one of the rarest accomplishments in baseball history. Second, and equally important, it honors his humanitarian and civic work—the charitable and community service he did off the field. Clemente was known for using his fame and resources to help others, particularly in Puerto Rico and Latin America.

Since this is just a resolution and not actual legislation, it doesn't create any new laws, regulations, or requirements. It won't affect your taxes, your rights, or how government operates. Instead, it's Congress formally acknowledging Clemente's legacy and contributions to both sports and society. It's a symbolic gesture of respect and remembrance for someone Congress believes made significant positive impacts both as an athlete and as a humanitarian.

A resolution honoring the athletic career and humanitarian and civic work of Roberto Enrique Clemente Walker, Sr., on the 50th anniversary of his 3,000th regular season hit.

Casey, Robert P., Jr.

 <p>This resolution honors Roberto Clemente for his excellence in both sport (baseball) and in citizenship on the 50th anniversary of his 3,000th and final regular season hit.</p>