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The California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) is a political organization that was established in 1967 by African-American members of the California Legislature, led by Senator Mervyn Dymally. Its primary objective is to address the concerns of African-Americans and other citizens of color, aiming to provide political influence and visibility beyond their numbers. With 12 current members, the CLBC continues the legacy of advocating for the elimination of laws and policies that restrict the civil, social, and political rights of African-Americans. Since its inception, the CLBC has played a crucial role in promoting equity and equality in California's legislative landscape. It traces its roots back to 1918 when Frederick M. Roberts became the first African-American to serve in the California State Legislature. Today, the CLBC remains committed to representing the interests of the African American community and fostering transformative change through legislative initiatives and community engagement.Generated from the website