That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the harm, trauma, and deaths of Black women must be recognized alongside Black men; (2) the position of Black women is unique in this country, and therefore deserves specific, focused intervention to bring about equality of access, opportunity, and justice; (3) any legislation passed in the House of Representatives to remedy racial inequities in the United States, especially those present in the criminal justice system, must include reforms to address concerns for Black women; and (4) the creation of a commission to study the status of Black women and girls, and the social and systemic barriers they face, would aid in reducing those barriers, and identifying reforms that would encourage more fair and equal treatment for Black women and all people.