Pennsylvania HB1929 establishes "Charlie Kirk Day" on October 14 each year to honor Charlie Kirk's contributions to free speech and political.
Pennsylvania HB1929 designates October 14 as "Charlie Kirk Day" annually to recognize Charlie Kirk's contributions to political activism and advocacy for free speech. The bill highlights Kirk's founding of Turning Point USA and his efforts to promote conservative politics on college campuses. It notes Kirk's assassination and his posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom. The act does not require employers to treat this day as a legal or official holiday or to provide paid leave.
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