Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
The Supreme Court has allowed #SB4 to temporarily be enforced in Texas.
🗣️ KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
Remember the 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments:
4️⃣th Amend: Refuse a search and refuse to identify yourself unless you are the driver.
5️⃣th Amend: Stay silent.
6️⃣th Amend: Ask for an attorney.
H/t to the Texas Immigration Law Council. Read more below👇🏽
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Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
‼️TODAY is your last chance to become a donor of the @TxBCFoundation‼️
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Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
Congrats Patrick
Huge loss for the @TexasTribune
Some news about me: I'm excited to announce I’m joining @WashingtonPost after nine incredible years at @TexasTribune. I’ll start next month at The Post as national politics breaking news reporter: washingtonpost.com/pr/2024/0…
Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
“How long can we keep this up?”
Texas has the second highest rate of food insecurity in the nation, and food banks are warning that the challenges could soon get worse. bit.ly/412hW1g
Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
Texans struggling with skyrocketing medication costs could see relief under a new program that allows distributors to import cheaper drugs from Canada. bit.ly/3QVm3sV
Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
60 years ago today, The Great March on Washington, was held in Washington, D.C.
A THREAD
On the 60th Anniversary of MLK’s “I Have A Dream” speech @TxBCFoundation Chairman @SenRoyceWest & Boardmember Archbishop Sterling Lands joined pastors, community leaders, & elected officials from across Central Texas to demand not just words, but actions that reflect MLK’s dream
In a first, Texas is no longer a Top State for Business cnbc.com/2023/07/11/in-a-fir…
Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
Today, HB 567, the Texas CROWN Act by @RhettaForHD113 and @BorrisLMiles, was signed into law! Texas will be joining the growing number of states in outlawing hair discrimination! #txlege #CROWNact
Texas Black Caucus Foundation retweeted
Wow. This is huge: apple.news/A2ZR6AI1fRii9imBx…
“Ain’t I a Woman?” is now recognized as one of the most famous abolitionist and women’s rights speeches in American history. Sojourner continued to speak out for the rights of African Americans and women during and after the Civil War.
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Thomas Bradley was the first Black mayor of a predominantly white city to serve five terms as mayor of Los Angeles (1973–93). After 21 years of working for the Los Angeles police department, he became a lieutenant.
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In 1894, First Congregational Church called its first African American pastor, Dr. Henry Hugh Proctor, and former Elder at First African Presbyterian Church. Under Dr. Proctor’s leadership the church building was completed in 1908.
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