Racial Equity Consortium

Racial Equity Consortium Creating the World we WISH to see.

The REC's primary focus is to address the inequities within the black and brown community throughout the State of Delaware, and across the country.

Racial Equity Consortium was there. Dr. Freeman Williams, REC Chair and Asua Ofosu, REC Director, celebrated the signing...
08/08/2026

Racial Equity Consortium was there.

Dr. Freeman Williams, REC Chair and Asua Ofosu, REC Director, celebrated the signing of the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act, a historic step forward in protecting the right to vote and ensuring that every Delawarean has an equal voice in our democracy.

We are especially proud to see Governor Matt Meyer present the signing pen to REC Chair Dr. Freeman Williams in recognition of the important work of the Racial Equity Consortium and our continued commitment to racial equity and voting rights in Delaware.

08/08/2026

The REC celebrated the signing of the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act, a historic step forward in protecting the right to vote and ensuring that every Delawarean has an equal voice in our democracy.

08/08/2026

A special shoutout to the Racial Equity Consortium from the House sponsor of the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act!

We are proud to have been part of the work to advance and protect voting rights in Delaware. Hearing the REC recognized during this historic bill signing was truly meaningful.

Dr. Freeman Williams, Racial Equity Consortium (REC) Chair and Asua Ofosu, REC Director were witnesses to history. On Au...
08/08/2026

Dr. Freeman Williams, Racial Equity Consortium (REC) Chair and Asua Ofosu, REC Director were witnesses to history.

On August 6, 2026, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer signed HB 444, the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act into law at Wilmington’s historic Shiloh Baptist Church on the 61st anniversary of the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965.

This state-level law establishes legal safeguards against voter suppression, voter discrimination, and vote dilution. John Lewis reminded us that our vote is precious, sacred and has power. When every voice is heard and every vote is counted, our communities are stronger.

Many thanks to the bill sponsors, Rep. Larry Lambert, Sen. Marie Pinkney for their leadership and House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown for shepherding the legislation through the General Assembly.

🗳️ What happens in an election doesn’t stay at the ballot box—it affects our everyday lives.From education and healthcar...
08/07/2026

🗳️ What happens in an election doesn’t stay at the ballot box—it affects our everyday lives.

From education and healthcare to affordable housing, transportation, public safety, and job opportunities, your vote helps shape the future of communities across Delaware.

Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Make sure it is heard.

📲 Please share this post with your family, friends, and community. The more informed we are, the stronger our collective voice becomes.

Follow the Delaware Racial Equity Consortium for trusted voter information, important dates, and election resources.

Thank you Dr. Williams and Asua Ofosu for representing the REC at this historic event!!
08/07/2026

Thank you Dr. Williams and Asua Ofosu for representing the REC at this historic event!!

Despite carrying a cane following a recent knee replacement, Newark Delaware NAACP President Dr. Freeman Williams was not going to miss this ceremony.

On Aug. 6, with fellow state officials, community members and advocates packed the pews of the Shiloh Baptist Church in Wilmington to watch Gov. Matt Meyer sign the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act into state law, becoming one of the first states in the country to do so following a key ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court.

Backed by Rep. Larry Lambert, the bill protects residents from voter suppression and vote dilution, including practices like gerrymandering, that can weaken a community’s voting power.

It bears the name of the late activist and former U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, who fought tirelessly for civil rights throughout his life.

⬇️To read our story, see link below.

📸Damian Giletto/Delaware News Journal: Gov. Matt Meyer signs of House Bill 444, the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act, into law at Shiloh Baptist Church in Wilmington on August 6, 2026.

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08/07/2026

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08/04/2026

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🗳️ Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Your future matters.Every election helps shape the decisions that affect our s...
08/04/2026

🗳️ Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Your future matters.

Every election helps shape the decisions that affect our schools, neighborhoods, healthcare, housing, public safety, and economic opportunities across Delaware.

Make a plan. Get registered. Stay informed. Show up and vote.

📲 Share this post with your family, friends, and community. Someone in your circle may need this reminder today!

Follow the Delaware Racial Equity Consortium for trusted voter information, important dates, and election resources.

08/03/2026

At the Delaware Racial Equity Consortium, we're committed to addressing inequities impacting Black and Brown communities across Delaware through education, engagement, and access to trusted information.

This election season, stay informed about important dates, voter registration, early voting, and Election Day resources.

Be sure to check back on our social media channels throughout the election season for helpful voter information, important reminders, and trusted election resources.

The Delaware Racial Equity Consortium—advancing equity, civic engagement, and opportunity across Delaware.

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