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Front Runner New Jersey brings a new perspective on the people, events and issues making an impact on African-Americans in South Jersey and the nation. You’ll find the future stars, old veterans and grass root issues that are about to sprout onto the playing field concerning blacks in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape
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Women of Color Take Center Stage in Burlington County???s 2026 Outstanding Women Awards
1+ week, 6+ day ago (403+ words) Highlighting the People, Events and Causes that make South Jersey Special Front Runner New Jersey MOUNT HOLLY — Three women of color whose work has strengthened education, justice, and cultural preservation across Burlington County will be among the honorees at this…...
Pressing Forward: Camden City Is a Dumping Ground For a Different Reason
3+ week, 1+ day ago (929+ words) Highlighting the People, Events and Causes that make South Jersey Special Front Runner New Jersey Graphic by Habib Salami. Rann Miller says Environmental Racism Continues to Haunt City And it WouldTake Uncommon Political Courage to End It BY RANN MILLER…...
A&R Mack Charitable Foundation Awards $100,000 Grant to African American Museum
3+ week, 5+ day ago (259+ words) Highlighting the People, Events and Causes that make South Jersey Special Front Runner New Jersey NEWTONVILLE – A&R Mack Charitable Foundation presented the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey a check for $100,000 to hire its first ever executive…...