LEGISLATIVE DAY OF APRIL 21, 2026

21 avril 2026

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Floor mar. 21 avr. 2026 Chambre des représentants

05:08 - 05:12

Intervenant 1

The house will be in order. The chair lays before the house of communication from the speaker.

05:17 - 05:30

Intervenant 10

The Speaker's Rooms, Washington DC, 04/21/2026. I hereby appoint the honorable Zachary Nunn to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. Signed. Mike Johnson, speaker of the house of representatives.

05:31 - 06:03

Intervenant 1

Pursuant to the order of the house of 01/06/2026, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. The chair will alternate recognition between parties with time equally allocated between parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50AM. The chair now recognizes the member from Delaware, representative McBride, for five minutes.

06:05 - 07:19

Intervenant 2

Thank you, mister speaker. Last week, I had the privilege of visiting a historic landmark in Delaware, formerly known as the Hokehessen colored school, which stands as a physical reminder of both the sin of segregation that scars our history and the change that is possible when dedicated citizens dare to build a more perfect union, one that lives up to our values and our promise. This small building served as an elementary school for black students in Delaware from the nineteen twenties until the nineteen fifties, a time when legal segregation still reigned and race determined where you could be educated in our state. Recently, preserved through a mix of public and private dollars and through the tireless work of the friends of the Hokehouse and Colored School, the building profiles the students, teachers, and families who relied on that school and who fought to make Delaware the first legally segregated state in America to end Jim Crow in our schools. Now, one of three sites in Delaware that are part of the Brown Versus Board Of Education National Historical Park, it tells the story of Sarah Beulah whose daughter would watch the bus pass her by on its way to an all white school and who dared to fight to end legal discrimination in education for her daughter and all students.

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