Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1775

Introduced
5/6/11  
Introduced
5/6/11  
Refer
5/11/11  
Refer
5/11/11  
Enrolled
5/21/11  
Enrolled
5/21/11  

Caption

Honoring Donald Leon Williams for his service as chair of the Black El Paso Democrats.

Impact

The resolution serves not only as a tribute to Williams' leadership but also reflects on the broader implications of community engagement in the political process. By honoring Williams, the resolution underscores the importance of representation and the role that local leaders play in motivating civic participation among historically marginalized communities. This can have a positive impact on state laws by fostering greater inclusivity in political representation.

Summary

HR1775 is a resolution honoring Donald Leon Williams for his service as chair of the Black El Paso Democrats. The resolution recognizes his dedication and contributions to enhancing the political participation of African Americans in El Paso. It highlights Williams' long-standing commitment to the community and his work with various political organizations aimed at unifying diverse factions within the Democratic party in the region.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1775 appears overwhelmingly positive, celebrating Williams' contributions to local politics and his advocacy for the Black community. There seems to be a widespread acknowledgment of the value of his leadership and the positive change it has brought to the political landscape in El Paso. Such resolutions often encourage similar community-oriented initiatives across the state.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention present in the discussion surrounding HR1775, as it is a resolution that seeks to honor an individual for their service rather than enacting or opposing specific legislation. Therefore, it presents a unified front in appreciation of Williams' impact without the divisiveness typical of more contentious bills.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR2041

Honoring Judge William Edward Moody for his service to the 34th Judicial District Court of Texas.

TX HR68

Commending Albert Armendariz Jr. of El Paso for his dedicated service to his community as an immigration and naturalization attorney.

TX HR2412

Honoring Phillip Martin for his service as executive director of the House Democratic Caucus.

TX HR2002

Honoring the El Paso Veterans & Riders Association for its service to the community.

TX HR2529

Honoring Nancy Rister on her 25 years of service as Williamson County Clerk.

TX HR2381

Honoring Nancy Rister on her 25 years of service as Williamson County Clerk.

TX HR98

Honoring Charles W. Zahn Jr. for his service as chair of the Port of Corpus Christi Commission.

TX HR102

Honoring L & J Cafe for 96 years of service to El Paso.

TX HR8

In memory of Allen Linn Williamson of Runaway Bay.

TX HR308

In memory of Donald J. Maison of Dallas.

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