NEW: My office released a report finding that the New Jersey State Police gave a ���free pass’ to motorists with courtesy cards or ties to police—even when the motorists were suspected of dangerous driving offenses.
Read the report. https://t.co/UCPt9t6lJG 1/2
This episode will launch at the end of the month. For now, subscribe to my YouTube channel, where the episode will be released. https://t.co/0p5FLHjJNU
Our first podcast episode of Navigating Realities: Where Dialogue Meets Understanding, features Donald E. Camp. His ongoing photographic series, Dust Shaped Hearts, began in 1990, and sought to counter stereotypes of African American men.
We bring together diverse voices to explore the intersections of these critical issues, fostering a space where meaningful dialogue leads to greater insight and empathy. Launching this month!
Navigating Realities: Where Dialogue Meets Understanding, is a podcast bridging the gaps between race, religion & politics, through deep, thoughtful conversations.
I’m grateful to have the honor of being a keynote speaker at The Black Kings in Real Estate event this Friday. Join us for a great time at this black-tie event!
@UBANewJersey
The struggle for equal treatment of black & brown people in NJ continue. NJ must eliminate the roadblocks towards compliance with provisions to end racial discrimination by its State Police
https://t.co/S1WA7AVbdk
.@Brandon_McKoy: What I'm hearing is a lamentation of the loss of community. Despite technology, we're more isolated than ever. It's hard to have heroes today because we don't make space for heroes to exist. We need to make space for each other, without judgment.
The Assembly has done its job and passed legislation to increase NJ’s affordable housing supply over the next decade.
Now it's incumbent on @SenPresScutari, @PaulASarlo & the Senate to act.
Tell the Senate to prioritize affordable housing: https://t.co/WDLbf2L0G8 #FairHousingNJ
Grateful to Reverend Jefferson for inviting me to join such a historic event at Metropolitan Baptist Church in Newark this morning. With the economic and health disparities affecting the Black community in Newark and around the state, this innovative effort to have community health centers is a game changer.
Voter disenfranchisement particularly harms candidates and voters of color. We’ve seen leaders from those communities - like NJ State Senators Shirley Turner and Troy Singleton - have the courage to take risk and come out to call for change. I’m grateful for their leadership.
I believe in the people of New Jersey, and they deserve a choice in their democracy.
Together we will stand up for the change we want to see. The change you deserve. And together we will make it happen.
Join me at https://t.co/mbqIV474Ql
As we head into the convention tomorrow in my home county of Burlington, I hope the committee members focus on how I’ve served our neighbors like Renee. At its heart, this is about public service always.