To the Editor:
As a white man living in Ocean County, I feel that I have to take the responsibility to educate myself to better understand the BLM demonstrations happening across the country and in our own backyards. I recognize my white privilege, and am making it a part of my daily practice to educate other white people to raise their own awareness and become more critically conscious.
Most recently, I watched the movie “Just Mercy” and participated in a webinar hosted by Georgetown University’s Institute of…
June 24, 2020
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