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Sign-on to letter to Gov Murphy supporters and allies.
Sign-on to letter to Governor Murphy supporters and allies.
Governor Murphy has ignored us. He has refused to meet with our coaltion and our leaders to discuss a proposal to end the terrible and unjust system of racially segrgated schools in New Jersey.
We must get his attention and demand a meeting. To do this we will talk to his major contributors and most important political allies in New Jersey and across the county.
To start, we will write a letter signed by many community leaders, labor, faith and civil rights leaders like yourself.
Sign-on as an individual or organization by filling in the fields below.
- Here is a summary of the letter:
New Jersey has a horrific and shameful problem of school segregation by both race and class (one of the worst in the nation).
Under Governor Murphy this system of inequality has only gotten worse.
For several years, our coalition of civil rights and grassroots leaders have asked to meet with the Governor to propose real solutions.
But Governor Murphy has ignored us and refuses to meet.
The letter asks his supporters to urge the Governor to meet with us so we can begin to work with the legislature to end the opportunity-destroying system of racially segregated public education in our state.
