160 years after Juneteenth, New Jersey must repair the past | Opinion
Juneteenth commemorates delayed freedom. New Jersey built wealth on Black backs; it can now build a future on Black flourishing.
Happy Juneteenth! I'm excited to share an op-ed I co-wrote with Khalil Muhammad to honor today's release of the report of the NJ Reparations Council.
"Juneteenth commemorates delayed freedom. Let it no longer mark delayed justice."
www.northjersey.com/story/opinio...
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