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Dunleith, a community just two miles south of Wilmington, arose in the early 1950s and was the first African American housing development marketed in Delaware. African Americans, many of whom were World War II veterans, teachers, and blue-collar workers, purchased their first homes in Dunleith. During this period of civil rights programs, finding equal education and housing opportunities was a challenge, particularly for African Americans. The school and churches of the Dunleith Estates community encouraged a generation of families to persevere through this difficult period. The rich history…mehr

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Dunleith, a community just two miles south of Wilmington, arose in the early 1950s and was the first African American housing development marketed in Delaware. African Americans, many of whom were World War II veterans, teachers, and blue-collar workers, purchased their first homes in Dunleith. During this period of civil rights programs, finding equal education and housing opportunities was a challenge, particularly for African Americans. The school and churches of the Dunleith Estates community encouraged a generation of families to persevere through this difficult period. The rich history of the community is documented through vintage photographs in Images of America: Dunleith.
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Victoria James has a deep-rooted passion for serving her community and helping others. Her love for southern foods, romance novels and movies, music across all genres, and true crime documentaries paints a vivid picture of her diverse interests. Her book, Blueprints, is a testament to her love for storytelling, relatability to other women, and a powerful message of unwavering determination. Victoria is a native of Southeast Louisiana, where she currently resides with her husband and daughter.