KentuckyKentucky Senate honors A.D. King’s life and civil rights work
The Kentucky Senate’s adopted resolution honors Reverend A.D. King, whose Louisville work included leading a church and helping organize marches for equal access to housing.
What it does
The Kentucky Senate honors Reverend A.D. King and dedicates that day’s adjournment to his memory. Its clerk must send Senator Lindsey Tichenor a copy for presentation.
Argument forThe tribute could help people learn about A.D. King’s work as a Louisville pastor and organizer for equal access to housing.
Argument againstThe tribute may reach few people because it directs a copy to one senator for presentation without requiring wider public outreach.
More detail
The Kentucky Senate honors A.D. King and directs its clerk to send Senator Lindsey Tichenor a copy of the resolution for presentation. The tribute recognizes Reverend Alfred Daniel “A.D.” King, a civil rights leader who served as pastor of Louisville’s Zion Baptist Church. The adjournment tribute applies when the Senate ends its meeting on the day it adopts the resolution.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 14adopted by voice voteAdopted
- Apr 1to Senate FloorMinor
- Mar 31to Committee on Committees (S)Minor
- Mar 31introduced in SenateIntroduced
Civil Rights & Voting