This year marks a milestone for the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ): a full decade of educating, informing, and advocating for racial justice, equality, and fair opportunity across Sussex County and beyond.
Every American genre—jazz, blues, gospel, country, rock and roll—is born from the voices of the oppressed. These genres were frequently repackaged for white audiences and industry profits. This story is not just about music; it is the contrast between creator and beneficiary.
Read the latest issue of Black Voices. Vol. 18 From Struggle to Strength. The impact of black history on America’s identity
When we talk about the education of Black students in America, the conversation often begins with the long shadow of systemic injustice: underfunded schools, segregated neighborhoods, and policies designed to exclude rather than uplift.
The latest issue of Black Voices is available to read online. Volume 17, Education: Disparity In The Black Community
Over nine decades, efforts to amend the U.S. Constitution to recognize men’s and women’s rights have faced major challenges.
Including The Fight for Voting Rights in America PART 1, The Dismantling of Black History, Closing Schools to Avoid Integration, Free Speech – Limitations and Implications, and more
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.
Is Clean Water Achievable in Sussex County? A Journey back in Time with Lewes Native Kitty Perry. Champions of Environmental Justice. And more…
