The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice recently honored Rehoboth Elementary students A’hmaj Thompson and Allen Brown for their demonstration of leadership, improvement, effort and excellence.
Rehoboth Elementary fifth-grader A’hmaj Thompson recently received an award from Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice. Gathered at the recognition ceremony are (l-r) Assistant Principal Kevin Monaghan, grandfather Wendell Watts, teacher Tina Windsor, A’hmaj Thompson, teacher Allie Mueller, grandmother Denise Watts, Principal Doris Person and mother Sophia Garris. SUBMITTED PHOTOSRehoboth Elementary fourth-grader Allen Brown recently received an award from Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice. Gathered at the recognition ceremony are (l-r) SDARJ representative Alicia Jones, Principal Doris Person, Assistant Principal Kevin Monaghan, teacher Kim Cross, teacher Courtney Davis, teacher Charlene Jones, Allen Brown and teacher Amanda Stallings.
Each student received a $20 gift card to Browseabout Books in Rehoboth and a book about Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first Black person to serve in that capacity.
Dedicated volunteers have kept DTER going strong, and now we need your help to reach more people each year. We’re planning training workshops for new Facilitators, and we’d love for you to join us.
We’re pleased to share the Cape Gazette’s coverage of our 10th anniversary gala, held October 24 at Kings Creek Country Club in Rehoboth Beach. The article and photo gallery by Deny Howeth capture an evening celebrating a decade of SDARJ’s work for racial justice, reconciliation and equal opportunity across Sussex County.
In this floor speech in the U.S. House of Representatives, Congresswoman Sarah McBride (D-DE) recognizes Charlotte King, founder of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), as the Alliance marks its 10th anniversary.
