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| Some New Jersey Prisons Have Banned a Seminal Book About the Mass Incarceration of Black Men New Jersey has had the worst racial disparity in prisons of any state in recent years, although that disparity is expected to shrink as it leads the country in reducing prison population overall. "For the state burdened with this systemic injustice to prohibit prisoners from reading a book about race and mass ...
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| Hundreds gather to remember former NJ Gov. Brendan Byrne An honor guard of State Troopers stood at attention flanking the front entrance of the theater, while hundreds made their way inside pay pay their respects. Byrne died last Thursday at the age of 93. Gov. Chris Christie, who said last week he considered Byrne a mentor and friend, was expected to give ...
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| How the federal tax overhaul could reshape state budgets Similar conversations are playing out in other states. In addition, high-tax states like California, New Jersey and New York are trying to figure out how to mitigate the impact of one of the most controversial changes in the federal tax overhaul, which puts a $10,000 cap on the state and local taxes that filers ...
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| Editorial: No drilling off the Jersey Shore As Staff Writer James M. O'Neill reported, New Jersey officials — including Gov. Chris Christie — have long opposed drilling in the Atlantic because any potential spill like the one that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 would not only harm the environment, but place the state's estimated $700 billion ...
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Rep. Watson Coleman Statement on New Jersey Dept. of Corrections Ban of "The New Jim Crow" To learn that the New Jersey Department of Corrections has sought to censor a piece of literature that not only exposes the dire need for reform of our ... During her time as Assembly Majority Leader in the New Jersey State Legislature, Watson Coleman convened a year-long series of public hearings on ...
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| 'The New Jim Crow,' a popular book on mass incarceration, banned in two NJ prisons "The New Jim Crow," a book on the racial disparities in America's criminal justice system that overwhelmingly disadvantage African-Americans, is banned in at least two New Jersey state prisons. Documents obtained through a public records request by the state chapter of the ACLU show that as of 2014 ...
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| New Jersey Digital Newspaper Project Celebration The New Jersey Digital Newspaper Project is a collaboration of Rutgers University Libraries, the New Jersey State Archives, and the New Jersey State Library that will make the history of New Jersey known to its citizens and the world. We hope you can make it! Cheers, Rutgers University Libraries.
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