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Police gunfire killed their dreams. The Jersey Four built new ones, 23 years later.

Jessie Gomez, NorthJersey.comComments Off on Police gunfire killed their dreams. The Jersey Four built new ones, 23 years later.

The Jersey Four story is one of survival. Before social media and cell phones, it brought light the conflicts between police and Black men.

      
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