The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) presented “The Immigration Crisis: Stories from the Front Line” at the September 10 Town Hall Meeting. A panel of professionals shared their experiences and described some of the challenges that immigrants face in our local communities. Lending the perspective of a community organizer, Dalissy Washington, Licensed Clinical […]
On Aug. 24, I attended the Georgetown Prospect AME Church fundraiser where Mr. Bryan Stevenson, a former member of the church, was the keynote speaker. In June, a well-attended George White historical dedication and marker was unveiled in New Castle. Mr. Stevenson and I spoke about the marker’s recent disappearance. The 10 feet high historical […]
EdBuild, a nonprofit that focuses on education funding inequality, published its latest report highlighting the fiscal impact of segregation. “What we take away here is the whiter a community is on one side of the border, or the more nonwhite a community is on the other side of the border, the bigger the difference is in […]
“Bridging the Gap Between Law Enforcement and the Community” was the focus of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice’s Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, June 11, 2019. The Town Hall, which was held at the Trinity Faith Center on New Road in Lewes, was sponsored by the Delaware Chapter of the National Organization of […]
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice partnered with Women’s March Sussex and the Seaside Jewish Community to present a second Town Hall on racism and anti-Semitism. The Town Hall was held on Thursday, June 6th at the Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware Church in Lewes. The panelist, Robin Burstein, Senior Associate Regional Director of […]
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