Visible on the panel at the December 18 “Community Town Hall” are Muhammad Mosque No. 85 Minister Linne Muhammad, New Brunswick Police Det. Jamal James, township resident Benjamin Guy and Township Councilwoman Kimberly Francois (left to right.)
A pledge to create a “men’s coalition” to deal with the problems confronting young black men in the township was the outcome Dec. 18 of a “Community Town Hall” held at the Parkside community room.
The event, moderated by members of the Nation of Islam’s Muhammad Mosque No. 85, headquartered on Hamilton Street, consisted of comments from a panel and then questions and comments from some of the approximately 20-member audience.
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