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NPR’s Noel King talked to a 13-year-old African-American hockey player and his father about a recent ice hockey tournament and how his teammates rallied around him, after they saw that he was being subjected to racist abuse from the opposing…

Category: Podcast Tags: Maryland, Noel King, slurs, sports, youth

Rally for the 94 Percent, Saturday, October 27, 2018

Posted on October 4, 2018 by lindaoppenheim

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Not in Our Town Princeton is supporting the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice’s efforts to make Governor Phil Murphy fulfill his promises to the New Jersey black community, 94% of whom voted for him, to 1) transform the youth…

Category: Call to Action Tags: civil rights, criminal justice system, inequities, New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, voting, wealth, young people, youth

Statewide Social Justice Coalition Meeting, September 26, 2018

Posted on September 20, 2018 by lindaoppenheim

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Category: Events Tags: civil rights, criminal justice, inequities, New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, voting, wealth, youth

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