How to Join Register for this in-person and online event series each month as you will attend. Check back here and follow us on facebook and instagram for updates. REGISTER More about the Books & Films we will discuss in 2024 JANUARY 23rd Non Fiction: Twice as Hard: Black Women who Fought to Become Physicians […]
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) recently honored Lord Baltimore Elementary fifth grader Jayceion McCray for his leadership, effort, and excellence. According to his teachers, Jayceion is a polite young man who comes to school each day with a positive attitude and works hard in class. Jayceion is a leader. This year he […]
The ACLU-DE has reached out to SDARJ to ask our members to call the offices of Sens. Coons and Carper and urge them to protect our asylum system and not give in to Senate Republicans demands for permanent and extreme changes to our asylum system in return for their votes for emergency supplemental funding for Ukraine. […]
MLK: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter Friday, January 12th at 7pm EST Meteorologist Paul Williams WRDEThe Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) will present an inspirational musical celebration on January 12 in honor of Martin Luther King. “MLK: From Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter” will begin at 7:00 PM at Epworth […]
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) recently honored Cape Henlopen High School students Adonis and Darius Weldon for their leadership, effort, and excellence. The students are twins. According to Cape teachers and administrators, Adonis Weldon is hardworking, polite, and kind. He works well in groups and is always willing to help those around him. Adonis […]
The SDARJ recently honored Beacon Middle School students Mikah Jackson and Kyla Anadu for their leadership, effort, and excellence.
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The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice at the Lewes library with our guest Claudia Trupp, Director of Innocence Project, Delaware. The Innocence Project focusses on claims of actual innocence for people in Delaware who have been wrongfully convicted. Ms. Trupp explores the issues of wrongful conviction and its impact on race with a Q&A.
Black Voices is a quarterly SDARJ magazine. A hard copy of the newsletter is being distributed as an insert for Cape Gazette subscribers. Vol. 9 of Black Voices is now available to read online. Read in this issue: Movers and Shakers A Conversation with Lois Powell: Local Legend Champions of Education Equality The Case for […]
Honoring Mariner Middle School eighth-graders Jayda Fooks and Jordynn Bowe for their leadership, effort, and excellence.
