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This bill would prohibit slavery in all forms.
2025 CLBC Unsung Heroes
Jamilia Land is co-founder of the Abolish Slavery National Network, a coalition committed to eradicating constitutional slavery in all its forms, and founder of the National Coalition to End Felony Murder, where she has been instrumental in advancing legislation to dismantle systemic inequities. Land’s accomplishments include critical initiatives ensuring the abolition of involuntary servitude and the protection of human dignity for incarcerated individuals.
CLBC Road to Repair 2025 Bill Package Press Conference
Chair Akilah Weber Pierson, Vice Chair Isaac Bryan, and members of the California Legislative Black Caucus hold press conference to unveil the 2025 CLBC Road to Repair 2025 bill package.
CLBC Press Conference: California AP Day at the Capitol
The California Legislative Black Caucus and College Board gather to celebrate and discuss the AP African American Studies course, bringing together educators, students, and policymakers to share insights and foster meaningful conversations.
Dr. LaShae Sharp-Collins
LaShae Sharp-Collins was elected to the California State Assembly in November 2024 to represent the 79th Assembly District, which encompasses parts of southeastern San Diego, El Cajon, La Mesa, and Lemon Grove, as well as the unincorporated communities of Bonita, La Presa, and Spring Valley.
Laura Richardson
Elected in November 2024 to represent California’s 35th Senate District, Senator Laura Richardson is deeply committed to improving the lives of residents in communities across the district she represents. She began her career in public service long before she was ever elected to office. She served as a legislative staffer at the local, state, and federal levels.
Rhodesia Ransom
Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom represents California’s 13th Assembly District, which includes the vibrant communities of Stockton, Tracy and Mountain House. With over two decades of experience in public service, Rhodesia has been a fierce advocate for social justice, equitable education, and economic empowerment. As a former Tracy City Councilmember and non-profit leader, she stood up for the most vulnerable, strengthened economic opportunities, and fought to reduce homelessness in the region.