Your Vote Matters!

Don't Miss the SDARJ
Annual Meeting!

Join Us April 29th at 6pm to cast your vote for new board, hear
what SDARJ accomplished in 2025 and what’s planned for 2026.

If you cannot participate in the meeting, we urge you
to vote early.

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SDARJ is celebrating its

10^th Anniversary

From its earliest days, SDARJ has centered a simple, hard truth:
racism isn’t only personal prejudice—it is also structural, and its
consequences show up in who gets heard, who gets protected,
who gets opportunity, and who gets left behind.

On April 26th at 3:30pm ET

Becoming Thurgood Marshall:
America’s Social Architect

The Lewes Public Library is hosting a screening of
Becoming Thurgood: America’s Social Architect at
the Cinema Art Theater. Followed by a Q&A with
director/producer, Alexis Aggrey.

SDARJ Book & Film
Discussion

On April 28^th the Lewes Library hosts the

Featuring the book Waking Up White: Finding Myself in the Story of Race by Debby Irving

Founder, Dr. Aimee Wiest. Hosted by Lewes Public Library

Read Here

The Nassau school, built in 1922 near the current-day Five Points
intersection outside Lewes, is a unique part of Sussex County
history. It must be saved and preserved.

A Call to Action

Defending Our History:
Saving the Nassau School

Black Voices Newsmagazine

From Struggle To Strength
The impact of black history on America's identity

Read the latest issue, Volume 18 of

Our mission as a non-partisan organization is to educate, inform, and advocate for racial justice, equality, and fair opportunity.

LATEST NEWS

SDARJ Meets with Congresswoman Sarah McBride

From Borrowed Labor to Bold Leadership

SDARJ African American Achievement Award at Sussex Central Middle School

SDARJ African American Achievement Award at Long Neck Elementary

Why Black Americans and Anti-racists of all colors should demonstrate on “No Kings Day.”

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What We Do

Sponsor programs and develop materials to educate SDARJ members and affected individuals / families, and the general public regarding racial and class disparities in the criminal justice system, causes and effects of mass incarceration, and the need for reform to ensure equal treatment for all.

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How You Can Get Involved

There are many ways you can get involved. Support us by donating your time. Support us by becoming a member, making a donation, or volunteering. You can also attend our town halls, join one of our active committees, or come to our monthly Book & Film Group.

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Upcoming Events

Read about upcoming events and join us. You can sign up to volunteer and even sponsor some of our events. Attending our events lets you get involved in making a difference in the community and helps us spread the word.

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