Faith U.M. Church of Rehoboth had a crew marching with signs.
Faith U.M. Church of Rehoboth members say: Speak up! Let us not be silent about things that matter.
Youngsters marching with Faith U.M. Church of Rehoboth ask “What would Dr. King do?” and “ March on by Faith: Together we can make it!”
A slimmed down version of the Cape Henlopen High School Band marched in the cold.
Cape Henlopen High School Band marched in the cold for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade.
The League of Women Voters of Sussex County powered through the cold temperatures for the celebration.
Lavinia Davis represents the Youth and College division of NAACP.
United Universalists of Southern Delaware keep the flame of love burning.
Jakeem Davis marches for social justice.
United Universalists of Southern Delaware unites to make a statement.
United Universalists of Southern Delaware shows their love for Dr. King.
United Universalists of Southern Delaware proclaim “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
Safe Harbor UCC shows support for Dr. King’s message.
TranSocial of Delaware shows its support for equality.
The Color Guard lead the way down Savannah Road.
Faith U.M. Church of Rehoboth pass the bandstand at Zwannendael Park.
Faith U.M. Church of Rehoboth marches in the parade.
United Universalists of Southern Delaware realize the struggle is not over.
Sussex County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority members cruise by.
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Organization of Sussex County kicked off a weekend of celebration with a parade Jan. 13 in Lewes. Businesses and local organizations took part in the event.
