Charlie L. Stallworth

Juneteenth Independence Day marks the end of slavery in this country. It is an important holiday that went unrecognized for far too long, but through activism and education, many communities now celebrate Juneteenth and understand its importance in American history.

I am pleased to announce Head Start on Housing, a cross-agency collaboration that will work to expedite housing subsidies for Head Start households.

Black history is being made every day. CT NAACP’s ‘100 Most Influential Blacks’ Award recipients included fifteen of our own democratic state representatives.

The Honorable Richard A. Robinson has achieved so much that it won't even fit in one post!

I hope this correspondence finds you well.

I love what I do because of constituents like you!

This session, we'll have the opportunity to continue addressing the fallout of COVID-19, make Connecticut more affordable for working families, and advance Connecticut's recovery.

We celebrate the achievements, accomplishments and contributions Black Americans have made to this country, of which there are many, each February during National Black History Month. President Gerald Ford made it official in 1976.