How the FBI is convincing people in NJ to report hate crimes
Many are encouraging residents to speak up and help federal law enforcement officials crack down on hate crimes.
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Many are encouraging residents to speak up and help federal law enforcement officials crack down on hate crimes.
Gay, Black and forced out onto the streets. Why COVID is leaving some men homeless in N.J. Today 7:00 AM A participant walks under a large rainbow flag during the 2019 LBGTQ Pride march in New York.AP Photo/Craig Ruttle Facebook Share Nelix Joseph is 22 and a Black gay man living in New Jersey. And last year, he found himself in a homeless shelter in New Jersey. His story is not unique, according to those who spoke to NJ Advance Media over the past few months. They have shared accounts of members of the LGBTQ+ community experiencing homelessness as a result of the coronavirus pandemic at a ...