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Sign-on letter to President Derrick Johnson
Governor Murphy Should Be Uninvited to the NAACP Convention
...I do not savor your sacred assemblies. Though you offer me burnt offerings and your grain offerings, I will not accept them, nor will I regard your fattened peace offerings. But let justice run down like water, and righteousness like a mighty stream! Amos 5:22-27
When America's preeminent civil rights organization holds its national convening in our state, its delegates should expect to see justice and righteousness proudly displayed. But where there is injustice, racism, and wickedness, it too must be visible so it can be exposed and defied – not swept under the rug!
Sign-on to a letter to NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson and Board. Tell them that Warden Smith does not speak for you or for the million children attending segregated schools in our state. Ask them to uninvite Phil Murphy and call on the Governor to meet with Pastor Willie D. Francois and the New Jersey Coalition Against Racial Exclusion (NJ-CARE) to take meaningful steps to end segregation.
We are thrilled the NAACP decided to come to our state but not because of the business or even the prestige it will bring. We want the NAACP to bring all its awesome influence and enormous moral authority so that, together, we can unleash the powerful waters of justice throughout this state and send a mighty wave of righteousness across this nation. Go here to see the letter. Sign-on below.
