MI SR0128

Expresses support for a bi-partisan discussion on renaming the 10 federal military installations currently named after Confederate generals.

Argues that Confederate generals do not reflect military prowess or principles, and that naming bases after them honors treason and slavery rather than the U.S. Constitution.

Notes that African American service members, who comprise a significant portion of active duty enlistees, are required to serve at installations named after men who fought to preserve slavery.

States that Confederate symbols, including names of Confederate soldiers, cannot be disentangled from racist ideology and continue to be used by white supremacists to incite racial tensions.

Directs copies of the resolution to be transmitted to the President, Secretary of Defense, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, and Michigan's congressional delegation.