Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland recently used her social media platform to highlight community engagement and mark significant cultural observances. Strickland, who has served in public office since 2017, posted messages of support and recognition for various groups and events between March 31 and April 2, 2026.
On March 31, Strickland acknowledged International Transgender Day of Visibility by stating, “Today we honor #InternationalTransgenderDayofVisibility by recognizing the joy and resilience of transgender people across the world.”
The following day, April 1, she extended greetings for Passover with a message to her constituents: “Chag Sameach. Happy #Passover to the #SouthSound and those who celebrate across our nation.”
On April 2, Strickland described a recent meeting with Pierce County’s elections office: “It was great meeting with @PierceCountyAud! I appreciated hearing more about their work to uplift our community and keep our democracy accessible to all who call the #SouthSound home.”
Marilyn Strickland began her legislative career in 2017 when she was elected to represent North Carolina’s 28th House district after James Langdon, Jr., according to available records.
