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09/12/2026

Today we celebrate Representative Nicole Collier—a champion for voting rights, criminal justice reform, women and families, Representative Collier demonstrated that courage nationally in 2025—joining the quorum break over congressional redistricting and later remaining overnight on the Texas House floor rather than submit to a mandated law-enforcement es**rt. It was a powerful reflection of her commitment to stand up, speak out and fight for the people she represents.

The Texas Legislative Black Caucus proudly celebrates her service, courage and continued commitment to the people of Texas.

Happy Birthday, Representative Nicole Collier !

09/11/2026

Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, honor the first responders who ran toward danger, and hold in gratitude all who served in the face of unimaginable loss. We also hold close the families who continue to carry the loss of loved ones and the memories of lives forever changed.
Twenty-five years later, we remember their lives, their courage and their sacrifice. Forever in our hearts.

09/10/2026

The 2030 Census may look very different — and the changes being proposed could directly affect Black communities.
👉🏾Changes to who is counted affect congressional representation and the federal resources communities receive. In plain terms: if Black communities are not fully counted or clearly measured, our needs can be easier to overlook.
📊Race and ethnicity data help show where African Americans are being left behind — in health care, housing, education, environmental conditions, economic opportunity and access to public resources. That same data can also be used to enforce civil rights laws, identify discrimination and draw political districts.
🤔If race and ethnicity questions are removed, it could become harder to measure disparities affecting African Americans — and harder to prove when those disparities exist.
🛑This is a proposal, not a final Census. But what happens next matters.
Stay informed. Know what is changing. Know what it could mean for Black Texas.

09/07/2026

Labor Day is more than a day off; it’s a reminder that the rights and protections workers have today were fought, organized and won by working people.
Today, the Texas Legislative Black Caucus recognizes Texas workers and the unions that continue to advocate for fair wages, safe working conditions, workers’ rights and economic opportunity.
Happy Labor Day from the Texas Legislative Black Caucus.

09/05/2026

Hey Y’all, the clock is ticking. ⏰
There’s just ONE MONTH LEFT to register to vote or update your voter registration before the October 5 deadline.🗳️
🏡Moved? 💍Changed your name? ✈️Haven’t checked your status lately? Don’t assume—verify. And once you’re vote-ready, help someone else get ready too.
✅Check your registration. ✅Register. ✅Update. ✅Then spread the word.
Your voice matters. Use it.

08/26/2026

As Barbara Jordan reminded us, “Equal rights for others does not mean less rights for you.”On this Women’s Equality Day, we commemorate the 19th Amendment and honor the generations of women who fought to make the promise of the ballot real for ALL WOMEN. This fight continues long after its passage and today is a great day to recommit to the work still ahead.
🗳️The power of that progress lives in our participation. 👉🏽Check your voter registration status. 👉🏽Help someone else get registered. 👉🏽Make sure the women in your family, workplace and community are ready to make their voices heard.
✅Protect the vote. ✅Expand opportunity. ✅Elevate our voices.
# TexasVotes

08/16/2026

Today, TXLBC celebrates the birthday of a trailblazer, public servant, and dedicated advocate for Texas families Sheryl Cole
From making history as Austin’s first African American woman City Councilmember and Mayor Pro Tem to representing the communities of East Austin, Manor, and Pflugerville in the Texas House, Rep. Sheryl Cole has built a record of leadership focused on affordable housing, renters’ rights, access to quality health care, criminal justice reform, voting rights, and stronger communities.
We are proud to celebrate Representative Sheryl Cole! today and wish you a birthday filled with joy and a year ahead filled with continued purpose, impact, and blessings!

08/10/2026

Join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to our Executive Director Chelle Luper Wilson 🎉 Today, we celebrate the energy, vision, and heart she brings to the Texas Legislative Black Caucus every single day.
Help us wish Chelle a very Happy Birthday and an amazing year ahead!

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1108 Lavaca Street Suite 110-pmb 171
Austin, TX
78701

Telephone

+18322311676

Website

https://linktr.ee/txblackcaucus

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