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Garvey Legacy Movement Campaign

Delaware Voices

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Marcus Garvey's influence in Delaware was profound, with the state serving as a significant hub for his global movement. The United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and the Black Star Line were both incorporated in Delaware, connecting local communities to Garvey's vision of black empowerment and economic independence. With hundreds of Delawareans actively participating in the UNIA, Garvey's legacy in the state remains a powerful reminder of his enduring impact on civil rights and African pride.

Historical
Articles of
Garvey in
Delaware

Delaware Organizations In Support of Marcus Garvey's Exoneration & the list is growing...

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Delaware Elected Officials In Support of Marcus Garvey's Exoneration & the list is growing...

U.S. Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester
State Senator Marie Pinkney
State Representative Sherry Dorsey Walker
State Representative Madinah Anton Wilson
State Representative Larry Lambert
President Trippi Congo, Wilmington City Council
Councilwoman Michelle Harlee
Councilman Vincent White

Councilwoman Shane Darby
Councilwoman Zanthia Oliver
Councilman Christofer Johnson
Councilwoman Maria Cabrera
Councilman James Spadola
Councilwoman Latisha Bracy
New Castle County Councilman Jea Street
Dover City Councilman Gerald Rocha

Letters of Support
& the List is growing!

Delaware Juneteenth Association

117 Congress H. RES. 148

Read Resolution

Delaware Barristers Association

National Pan-Hellenic Council New Castle County, Delaware

Network Delaware

Vernon Jordan

The W. Montague Cobb Institute - National Medical Association

NAACP MOT

Rev. JB Redding
(daughter of Louis L. Redding)

Haitian Coalition of Delaware

City of Wilmington Wilmington City Council

Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Dover

Office of the Student Minister of the Honorable
Minister Louis Farrakhan

The Caribbean American Political Action Committee

Delaware Chapter of 100 Black Men, Inc.

Apostle Thomas W. Weeks, Sr.

New Destiny Fellowship International

August Quarterly Festival Committee, Inc.

Delaware African and Caribbean Affairs Commission

The Interdenominational Ministers Action Council of Delaware, Inc.

Congressional Black Caucus

National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
Delaware Chapter

The Prime Minister St. Vincent and Grenadines

Ndaba Mandela

The Right Reverend Bishop Silvester S. Beaman, Presiding Bishop, Twelfth (12th) Episcopal District, President of The Council of AME Bishops, African Methodist Episcopal Church, Chairman -President’s Advisory Council on African Diaspora Engagement in the United States (PAC-ADE)

The United States Congress

Delaware CBTU Chapter

Coalition of Black Trade Unionists

Baker Energy Team Solar, Wind & Energy Storage Dusty Baker

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