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May 19, 2023 - Community News

From Selma to Stonewall Film Screening 


The ACLU of Delaware will host film screenings of From Selma to Stonewall at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 4, at the Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware church, and at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 11, at the First Unitarian Church of Wilmington. 


As the fight for racial and queer justice continues, From Selma to Stonewall offers a history lesson on the intersection of the civil rights and LGBTQ movements. 


The film features the Rev. Gil Caldwell, a black, straight preacher and Civil Rights Movement foot soldier, and Marilyn Bennett, a white, lesbian author and activist, who form an unusual bond as they seek to find the intersection between the Civil Rights and LGBTQ+ Equality movements. They start out exploring the similarities, differences, and conflicts between the two movements and find themselves in the midst of today’s struggles—hate crimes, anti-blackness, police brutality, anti-LGBTQ hostility, queer youth homelessness, and white supremacy.


The screenings will be followed by facilitated discussions, where attendees will be able to talk about the themes of the film and what it means for our present and future.


Admission is free for the general public. Registration is available at: aclu-de.org under “Events.” ▼

 

2023 Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s Margarita Crawl

 


The 2023 RBMS Margarita Crawl is scheduled for June 3 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. This year’s Margarita Crawl is sponsored by Dano’s Dangerous Tequila. In addition to Dano’s tequila margaritas, participating restaurants are also asked to prepare Mock Margaritas for Crawl-goers who would prefer a non-alcoholic version.


Tickets for the Margarita Crawl are $20—available at the RBMS Office, 509 Rehoboth Avenue, or by calling 302-227-2772.


Ticket holders will have a chance to vote on the following categories:

  • 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Best Margarita
  • Most Unique/Creative Margarita
  • Best Mock Margarita

Participating Restaurants

  • Above the Dunes
  • Aqua Bar & Grill
  • Arena’s Deli
  • Blackwall at the Beach
  • Blue Moon
  • Café Azafrán
  • Chesapeake & Maine
  • Dos Locos
  • Freddie’s Beach Bar
  • Kiwi’s Tiki Hut & Kove
  • Mariachi Restaurant
  • Purple Parrot Grill
  • Rehoboth Ale House
  • Somewhere Rehoboth
  • Victoria’s Restaurant

 

 

Prime Timers Boardwalk Stroll 

 


Tuesdays/Thursdays, 8:30am  |  End of Rehoboth Avenue 


Hosted by Delaware Coastal Prime Timers, a social group for single and coupled gay men, the semi-weekly boardwalk stroll is a great opportunity to socialize and get outdoors. Plus, there’s optional breakfast after each walk. For information contact coastalprimetimers@gmail.com. ▼

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