Our Mission

We organized to bring a voice and visibility to Pasco County in its entirety with an intentional focus on the African American Communities by reaching throughout Pasco County with shared information at appropriate venues.

Who We Are

The Pasco County Democratic Black Caucus is by no means exclusionary. All registered Democrats who subscribe to our Chapter Caucus goals are invited to join. All registered Democrats in Pasco County are welcome.

Paid members are automatically considered GENERAL members with voting privileges with our Chapter Caucus in addition to any of the state conferences.

We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month via Zoom unless we are hosting an event. No meetings in August or December. See our calendar for specific dates and times.

Our Core Values

Unity

Bringing together diverse voices from across Pasco County to create a stronger, more cohesive community..

Equity

Ensuring fair treatment, opportunity, and access to resources for all members of our community…

Peace

Fostering dialogue, understanding, and peaceful resolution of differences within our community.

Freedom

Protecting and expanding the rights and freedoms of all Pasco County residents.

Advocacy

Amplifying the voices of underrepresented communities and championing policies that serve all residents.

Inclusion

Welcoming all registered Democrats who share our goals and commitment to community progress.

Our History

The Pasco County Democratic Black Caucus was founded to address the critical need for organized political representation and civic engagement within the African American community of Pasco County.

Recognizing that voices from underrepresented communities were often unheard in local political discourse, a group of dedicated community leaders came together to create a platform for advocacy, education, and empowerment.

Today, we continue to build on that foundation, working tirelessly to ensure that every resident of Pasco County has access to information, resources, and opportunities to participate fully in the democratic process.