Condemns Governor's support of Delaney Hall riots.
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This bill expresses the New Jersey legislature’s disapproval of the Governor’s perceived support for the events that occurred at Delaney Hall in 1919. It specifically criticizes the Governor’s actions and statements related to the riots, which involved clashes between students and police. The bill aims to formally register the legislature’s condemnation of these events and the Governor’s stance. It seeks to ensure a clear record of the Assembly’s position on this historical incident.
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