In this episode of Beyond the Campaign, Brittany Black joins host Michelle to discuss her candidacy for Texas House District 61 and the issues shaping her campaign. With a background in software engineering and a powerful personal journey as a survivor, Brittany shares what motivated her to enter public service and advocate for meaningful change.

The conversation explores the current challenges facing Texas public schools, the impact of recent state legislation on education, and why community engagement and voter participation are critical in local elections. Brittany also discusses her commitment to women’s rights, education reform, and holding elected officials accountable

If you care about Texas politics, public education funding, women’s advocacy, or increasing voter turnout, this episode offers insight into what’s at stake in Texas House District 61.

What We’re Talking About…

• Brittany Black is running for Texas House District 61, outlining her platform and priorities for voters in North Texas.
• Collin County’s electorate is becoming more politically engaged, signaling potential shifts in local and state election outcomes.
• Recent Texas legislation has major implications for women’s rights, impacting healthcare access, personal freedoms, and legal protections.
• Public education in Texas is critical for community development and workforce readiness, especially in rapidly growing districts.
• School funding cuts in Texas are contributing to campus closures and strain on public school systems statewide.
• Voter engagement and turnout are essential for strengthening democratic participation in Texas local and state elections.
• Texas taxation policy is more complex than it appears, affecting homeowners, public services, and education funding.
• Brittany Black’s personal experiences as a survivor shape her advocacy for women’s rights and education reform.
• The current political climate in Texas presents new challenges and risks for state-level candidates.
• Government accountability and transparency are necessary for a functioning democracy and responsible state leadership.