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Swedesboro Solidarity March with Police Support

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JP Manzi
6 years ago

I support!

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Sharon Reeves
6 years ago

BLM

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Devan Zane
6 years ago

BLACK LIVES MATTER

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Alyssia McNamara
6 years ago

BLACK LIVES MATTER!

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Taylor
6 years ago

Amen; let’s strive for a truly united community and be a good example for future generations to come

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Rebecca Nocentino
6 years ago

Black lives matter.

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Brittany Baker
6 years ago

Awesome idea!

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Sherri
6 years ago

I would like to think people are always entitled to get together and voice an opinion in our free country.

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JT FUCKING BELL
6 years ago

JUSTICE!!! WE NEED CHANGE!

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Laura Fern
6 years ago Featured

Great movement in our community. Would we consider a showing of support with a parade of cars? It could be an alternative way to increase the safety with COVID precautions and a safer way for children to be involved as well!

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Lauren Perry
6 years ago

blm

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Miriam Capellan
6 years ago

I stand with Christa. I don't live in Swedesboro, I am a Washington, DC resident. Please do NOT do what officials in DC are doing. Stand with protesters and commit to showing the community that #BlackLivesMatter

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Anonymous
6 years ago

We need change and we need it now so there's no repeat in history

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Sara Mares
6 years ago Featured

I agree and feel the same as a Swedesboro resident. I’m sure the flags weren’t placed there with bad intentions but we need to send a strong message of unity and peace.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

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Essence Hampton
6 years ago

Say their names

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Walter Harvey
6 years ago

Great Job!!!

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Amanda Rutcosky
6 years ago

We understand that we will never understand, but we will stand with you.

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Nick K
6 years ago

BLM!

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Dominique Jean Bebak
6 years ago Featured

I also feel that the Blue Lives Matter flags should be removed from our Swedesboro street posts in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Although I am sure the flags were originally well intended in thanks to our police and firemen, during this time many people are using the “Blue Lives Matter” and the black, white and blue flags that represent the statement as a rebuttal against Black Lives Matter and as a guise for racist sentiments. I feel that flying these flags throughout the town at this critical moment is not sending a message of solidarity with those fighting for equality and is inappropriate.