The California Legislative Black Caucus Policy Institute serves as the nonprofit extension of the California Legislative Black Caucus, dedicated to advancing and championing African-American culture in California. Its mission includes enhancing the involvement of African-Americans in Californian society, as well as educating the public about the significant cultural and heritage issues that matter to the African-American community in the state. Its mission is to empower students to become activated in the legislative process. Providing the students with the tools to begin the journey of advocating for political change in their communities.
Sacramento, CA – California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) is ecstatic to congratulate United States Senator Laphonza Butler in her new role representing the Golden State, fulfilling the remaining term of the iconic United States Senator Dianne Feinstein.
SACRAMENTO – Today, the California Legislative Black Caucus announced the planned introduction of the 2024 Reparations Priority Bill Package. With the release of the historic Reparations Task Force Report last summer, the Caucus has announced its first step in what will be a multi-year effort to implement the legislative recommendations in the report.
The California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) today issued a statement applauding Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed revisions to his 2023-24 state budget.
(Sacramento, CA) – The California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) is proud to announce its 2023 legislative bill package to include six (6) priority bills authored by caucus members.
“This year’s bill packet will continue our path forward and build on our past work to advance new initiatives and improvements in voting rights, public safety reforms, reparations, to restorative justice practices,” shares CLBC Chair Assemblymember Wilson, representing District 11-Suisun. “These bills exemplify the objectives of the CLBC, which promotes Racial and Social Justice for African Americans in the state of California.”
(Sacramento, CA) – The California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) is proud to announce its 2023 legislative bill package to include six (6) priority bills authored by caucus members.
Sacramento — The California Legislative Black Caucus commends Governor Gavin Newsom on his recent judicial appointments of Black Californians to the Supreme, Appellate, and Superior courts. Judge Kelli Evans, who Governor Newsom intends to appoint when the court shifts to fill the vacancy created by Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye’s approaching retirement, serves as an Alameda Superior Court Judge. Judge Stacy E. Boulware Eurie, 51, of Sacramento, was recently nominated to serve as an Associate Justice of the Third District Court of Appeal. She served as a Judge at the Sacramento County Superior Court since 2007.
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