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Extremist protestors occupying Washington Road heckle Princeton University students, spew hate-speech
The Daily Princetonian reported on a demonstration and counter-protest that took place on the Princeton University campus on Wednesday, September 17. Led by Pastor Aden Rusfeldt, the protestors carried signs with slogans constituting hate speech. They were met by students…
Read MoreContinuing Conversation on Race and White Privilege, May 3, 2021
For our monthly Continuing Conversation on Race and White Privilege, Not In Our Town Princeton will welcome Princeton University junior Isabel Lewis, who has studied abolitionist movements past and present, to lead us in an exploration of dominant media and…
Read MoreUnderwhelming “protest” in Trenton
There were no real signs of any protestors in Trenton today, just this one left-behind remnant. We have a few questions… Who doesn’t know the trick of sketching out your lettering in pencil before breaking out the Sharpie? All of…
Read MoreRead, Watch, Listen, Learn about Race, Racism, and Anti-Racism, Week of August 10, 2020
No strings, no bureaucracy, but suddenly $1.4 million to help a Black community (Washington Post) Portland community activist Cameron Whitton founded the Black Resilience Fund giving qualified Black Portlanders applicants $300 “for utility bills, car insurance or transportation, medical costs,…
Read MoreEvents, Week of August 9, 2020
Check back during the week. New events and information will be added as they are announced. August 9 2 pm The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Book Breaks with historian Kellie Carter Jackson. Force and Freedom: Black Abolitionists and…
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