Two people above hold up a gay pride flag. Social advocates say Murphy did not mention the concerns of LGBTQ and immigrant communities and people of color during his State of the State speech on Jan 14. Canva stock image
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Gov. Phil Murphy’s State of the State speech last week provided a broad policy vision for the upcoming year, reaffirming his commitments to issues like education access, property-tax relief and the expansion of civic engagement.
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