Establishes "The Truth, Reconciliation, and Repair Act of New Jersey."
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The Truth, Reconciliation, and Repair Act of New Jersey establishes a formal apology from the state for its role in slavery and subsequent systemic racial discrimination against Black people. It mandates accountability and a commitment to repair the harms caused, drawing upon the findings of the New Jersey Reparations Council. The act aims to acknowledge the state’s historical participation in slavery, address ongoing inequities, and promote a more just and equitable future for Black residents.
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