Texas SB283 creates the Texas African American Heritage Commission to preserve and promote African American heritage.
Texas SB283 establishes the Texas African American Heritage Commission to identify, preserve, interpret, and promote sites reflecting African American heritage. The commission will be composed of nine members appointed by the Texas Legislative Black Caucus, Texas Southern University, and Prairie View A&M University. Members must have a demonstrated interest in African American heritage and be residents of Texas. The commission will develop policies for public participation, meet at least three times a year, and consult with the Texas Historical Commission on heritage-related matters.
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