Ernie Freeman was a two-time Grammy Award winner, who helped break the color barrier in the Hollywood recording industry. He was an American keyboardist, bandleader, arranger, and producer, active as a professional musician from the 1940s into the 1970s.
The Daisey family has held residence in Lewes since 1773. The name is woven into the fabric of the first city of the first state. Join with us to hear stories of their ancestors, their defining role in our community’s history, and learn of their current efforts, not only to preserve, but also to carry on the legacy of their elders.
SDARJ Town Hall WEDS AUG 16, 2023 Confronting Poverty In The Black Community
The prevalence of disabilities in adults in the United States is on the rise. In Delaware, the prevalence of disability in African Americans exceeds the prevalence in other Black communities by approximately 7%. Where are they? Are we seeing them in our churches, at concerts, in our college classes, out and about in our neighborhoods, […]
Watch the video. On April 18, SDARJ, the Smart Justice/Clean Slate initiative, the Campaign to End Debtors’ Prison, The Way Home, and Network Delaware partnered with the Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware to Address Racism Through Criminal (In)Justice Reform.
