Centennial commemorations began on May 21, 2019, which marked 100 years since the U.S. House of Representatives passed the 19th Amendment. On the anniversary, House Members recognized this turning point in history by giving floor speeches acknowledging the unique roles their states played in the suffrage movement and by passing a commemorative resolution (H.Res.354) celebrating the centennial and reaffirming the desire of Congress to continue strengthening democratic participation. On this occasion, many Members wore white in honor of the suffragists, and all wore yellow roses, a symbol of the suffragists’ ultimate victory, which were provided by the Commission. The passage of the commemorative resolution was followed by a reception in the Capitol hosted by Speaker Nancy Pelosi in celebration of the centennial. Two weeks later, on June 4, 2019, the Senate recognized its own suffrage anniversary, passing commemorative resolution, S.Res.212. The Commission was proud to work with Congress to kick off the nationwide suffrage centennial commemoration.