The Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League

This morning, the City of Wilmington came together in Rodney Square to raise the Juneteenth flag, honoring freedom, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward equality. ❤️💛💚🖤

A meaningful reminder of how far we’ve come- and the work still ahead.

Today marks 10 years since 49 people were murdered at Pulse nightclub in Orlando in one of the deadliest acts of anti-LGBTQ+ violence in our nation’s history.

We remember the lives stolen, honor the survivors, and stand with the families and communities forever changed by that tragedy. Pulse was meant to be a place of joy and belonging. Instead, it became the site of unimaginable loss fueled by hate.

As we mark this dark anniversary, we reaffirm a simple truth: everyone deserves to live, love, gather, and thrive without fear. We honor the 49 lives lost by continuing the work to build communities safe from hate, bigotry, and violence.

Don’t miss State of Firsts at Theatre N on June 12. 7.00 PM

The film follows Sarah McBride’s groundbreaking campaign and offers a look at leadership, representation, and public service.

🎟️ Details + tickets:
https://ticketing.useast.veezi.com/purchase/3418?siteToken=nzv2efxdjy25pd8sekv153jg80

Delaware, don’t forget to register to ! 🗳️

Head to ivote.de.gov to:
☑️ Check your registration status
☑️ Request an absentee ballot
☑️ Update your current registration

Make sure you’re ready for Election Day.

There’s a live panel to watch! Don’t miss out. DETv’s “The Group Chat” Pilot episode unpacks everything behind the scenes and how much social media impacts mental health.

on YouTube! Look for “DETV” and tune in.

Statement regarding the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais.

Congratulations to our 2026 high school graduates! 🎓👨🏾‍🎓

We are incredibly proud of all that you have accomplished and cannot wait to see the impact you will make for what lies ahead.