Read the New Issue of Black Voices. The Criminal Justice Issue Vol. 15
Read the latest issue of BlackVoices. The quarterly publication of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice.
Black Voices Magazine
BlackVoices Volume 14 is now available to read online
This 14th edition of Black Voices focuses on Black History Month, an annual event established by Carter G. Woodson, Historian, and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, in 1926. The intent was to encourage the coordinated teaching of the History of Black Americans in the Nation’s public schools. Dr.
Volume 9 of Black Voices is now available. Read it online.
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 […]
Black Voices Vol. 8 The Environmental Issue is Now Available
Is Clean Water Achievable in Sussex County? A Journey back in Time with Lewes Native Kitty Perry. Champions of Environmental Justice. And more…
Black Voices Volume 7 is available online
Read in this issue: The Ongoing Battle for Fair Housing, Toni Short and Shyanne Miller – Champions for Housing Equality, Jane Hovington: Voice of Reason, And More…
Black Voices – Volume 6 February 2023 Issue
Read in this issue:
What Do You Want, Need, Demand From Your Legislators?
Keeping Democracy Democratic
On the Question of Reparations
Adoptive Initiative and Referendum
Ernie Freeman
And More…
Black Voices – Volume 5 November 2022 Issue
Edition 5 of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice’s news magazine, Black Voices
Volume 4 of Black Voices is now available online
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Black Voices – Volume 3
The 3rd volume of Black Voices is now available to read online. Click the link below to flip through his issue and read about the important topics of today, such as: A Black Woman’s Experience in higher Education on page 12 The Milford Seven on page 14 Why Can’t Teachers Teach the Truth? on page […]
