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These community building efforts are central to our aim of curating spaces for disparate members of the Houston community to collaborate, come together, and think about how to contribute to the valuing of black lives through their own areas of interest and influence. As such, in addition to direct actions and political engagement with local civic leaders, we are committed to building community through programming, trainings, community meetings, and conferences that combine critical dialogue and the arts in ways that creatively highlight and confront issues of racism and social injustice. In all of our work, we emphasize three core tenets: creative imagination, critical dialogue, and coalition building-all in the pursuit of intersectional social justice.Д«LMHTX employs an Ella Baker model of community organizing, a model which brings people together for sustained and coordinated strategic action for social justice.

Our mission is to spark critical visions of a world where black lives matter while working toward making this a concrete reality here in Houston.

In the wake of recent violence and brutality against black lives that continues to sweep the nation, BLMHTX formed as a locally-based, and Houston-founded, activist organization and collective of researchers, activists, artists, religious leaders, and community organizers that aims to educate, empower, and build coalition in order to address issues that impact black lives in the city of Houston.