That the House of Representatives— (1) commemorates the 60th anniversary of President Lyndon B. Johnson’s declared War on Poverty; (2) acknowledges that the War on Poverty was a resolute effort to decrease poverty and laid the groundwork to create an equitable and prosperous society for all Americans; (3) acknowledges that the War on Poverty had shortcomings that need to be rectified; (4) acknowledges that the shortcomings of the War on Poverty disproportionately affect racial minorities and those low on the socioeconomic ladder; (5) acknowledges that as long as poverty exists, citizens will not be able to take full advantage of opportunities in the United States; (6) recognizes that poverty is harmful to the economy and results in lost economic productivity; (7) encourages the Federal Government to continue to undo harmful policies that have kept Americans in poverty, such as reforming the criminal justice system, making education affordable and accessible, and guaranteeing housing and other basic benefits; and (8) calls upon the Federal Government to continue to address poverty in the United States by building upon and extending the framework of the War on Poverty.