H.R. No. 769 is a resolution congratulating Curtis King of Dallas for receiving the 2025 Outstanding Texan Award for House District 111 from the Texas Legislative Black Caucus. Mr. King is recognized for his significant contributions to the arts as the founder and president of The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, which he established in 1977. The academy, located in the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, attracts over 250,000 visitors annually and showcases the African, Caribbean, and African American experience through various artistic mediums. Mr. King's work has included directing and producing numerous productions featuring notable artists and has played a vital role in nurturing local talent.

The resolution highlights Mr. King's extensive accomplishments, including his Emmy Award-winning work and various cultural projects, such as the concert commemorating the 30th anniversary of the March on Washington. His efforts have significantly enriched the cultural landscape and the lives of many individuals. The Texas House of Representatives expresses its high regard for Mr. King by officially recognizing his achievements and extending best wishes for his continued success. The resolution was adopted on April 17, 2025, with a vote of 133 in favor and 7 against.