Congressional Black Caucus

Black leaders demand corporate accountability for $175 billion in tariff refunds

Rep. Steven Horsford and the Congressional Black Caucus demand that $175 billion in tariff refunds reach everyday consumers and small businesses, not corporate buybacks or

Founding CBC member and ‘Missouri Trailblazer’ Bill Clay, Sr. dies at 94

Civil rights icon and founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, William Lacy Clay Sr. has died at 94. He championed labor, education, and racial

Trump Abruptly Fires First Carla Hayden: The First Black Woman to Serve as Librarian of Congress

Hayden made history in 2016 as the first woman and first African American to run the Library of Congress. Her firing arrived in the form

Congressional Black Caucus Sounds Alarm to Protect SNAP Benefits

If there are big cuts to SNAP, “over 285,000 jobs would be at risk” Rep. Bishop pointed out. “Real people are going to be hurt

Congressional Black Caucus ushers in new era with record membership and historic firsts

The Congressional Black Caucus celebrated its largest membership, historic milestones in Black representation, and reaffirmed its commitment to fighting racism and advocating for equality.