Continuing Conversations on Race and White Privilege: Trenton Makes, the State Takes–Struggle over Control of Trenton Water Works

In this month’s Continuing Conversation on Race & White Privilege, Caroline Clarke, Esq., chair of Not in Our Town Princeton, will explain the effort to take control of a major Trenton economic asset, an example of voter disenfranchisement and transfer of wealth from a majority Black city to whiter and wealthier neighboring towns.

Our program will begin at 7pm on Monday, October 6, and will take place over Zoom. To register and receive the link you’ll need to join us, please click here.

Caroline Clarke’s lifelong work is advocacy for the under-served. An attorney for over 20 years, she has worked in various non-profit, governmental and quasi-governmental agencies, including Disability Rights NJ, the Division on Civil Rights and the Department of Labor & Workforce Development. In addition to chairing Not in Our Town Princeton, Caroline has also served as a board member for both Trenton and Princeton-area schools.