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The struggle for affordable housing in New Jersey stretches back decades

JERSEY CITY, N.J. In the 1960s, policymakers in the historically Black town of Mount Laurel, N.J., began pricing out Black and Latino residents and demolishing their homes.

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Betty Outlaw, who blazed trail for Black women in Jersey City and Hudson County, dies at age 80

Outlaw got her start in public service when she founded the Lexington Avenue Block Association in 1983, her daughter said.

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Indian immigrants in Jersey City recall fighting Dotbusters terror

Asian Indians who settled in Jersey City in the 1980s were victims of racist attacks carried out by people who called themselves "Dotbusters."

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Indian immigrants in Jersey City recall fighting Dotbusters terror

Asian Indians who settled in Jersey City in the 1980s were victims of racist attacks carried out by people who called themselves "Dotbusters."

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Indian immigrants in Jersey City recall fighting Dotbusters terror

Asian Indians who settled in Jersey City in the 1980s were victims of racist attacks carried out by people who called themselves "Dotbusters."

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