What two groups of people were not given rights in the Texas Constitution of 1845?

In the Texas Constitution of 1845, enslaved individuals and free African Americans were denied rights, as the document upheld the institution of slavery and did not recognize the legal status or rights of these groups. Additionally, women were largely excluded from legal and political rights, as the constitution primarily focused on the rights of white male property owners. This exclusion reflected the broader societal norms of the time regarding race and gender.