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CAMP Rehoboth hosted the conversation with State Sen. Russ Huxtable, State Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall and Delaware’s ACLU executive director Mike Brickner Thursday morning.
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The lawsuit said the statutes infringed upon First Amendment rights. The Attorney General said she and the DOJ will propose new legislation in the next legislative session.
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Delaware’s Division of Civil Rights and Public Trust has an upgraded place in the state's Department of Justice.The division was elevated from office…
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Buccini/Pollin Group cut the ribbon on the Residences at Mid-town Park this Thursday. The new 200-unit complex at 9th and Shipley is Buccini/Pollin…
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About a dozen civil rights and religious groups in Delaware banded together on the eve of President-elect Trump's inauguration to fight discrimination.…
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The New Castle County Courthouse will be named in honor of the state's second African-American judge. The late Leonard Williams was also one of the first…
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Prominent Wilmington civil rights activist and decorated Army veteran James H. Gilliam, Sr. died Thursday. He was 95. Delaware Public Media's Annie Ropeik…
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Political leaders and activists used this historic anniversary to stress the importance of the same-day registration bill. Introduced in 2013, the bill…
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In the aftermath of the April 1968 assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, riots broke out in many U.S cities, including Wilmington.Tuesday night, Dr.…
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Fifty years ago this Saturday, protesters marched on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama to advocate for voting equality. The peaceful marchers…