On June 30th, the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) hosted a powerful town hall at the Cinema Art Theater, gathering historians, educators, journalists, and community members to explore a subject too often left out of America’s semiquincentennial celebrations: the deep, complex, and largely untold story of Black Delaware.
In a vote with zero opposition in either chamber, the General Assembly affirms that Black history is Delaware’s history.
On July 25, 2024, the Nassau School Coalition held an open house at the Lewes Senior Center. The Coalition is dedicated to restoring and preserving the Nassau School for Colored Children in Belltown.
You are encouraged to attend the public meeting on July 25, to learn about the progress and to add your voice to this important project. You will also hear more about how the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, as the on site resident, will work to assure the community’s access and use of the building.
