Township Resident Helps Lead Charge Against No-Show White Supremacist Group

January 12, 2019 Community Building

Township resident Daryle Lamont Jenkins addresses anti-racism protestors at Palmer Square, Princeton.

PRINCETON – Hundreds of protestors from across the state gathered at Palmer Square here Jan. 12 for what they thought was going to be a counter-demonstration against a fledgling white supremacist group’s march.

But the group – the New Jersey European Heritage Association – never showed up, so the protestors turned the event into a general ant-hate rally.

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