By Milena Bimpong When utility bills arrive in mailboxes from Camden to Newark, families across New Jersey face the same impossible choice: keep the lights on, buy groceries, fill a prescription, or pay the rent. As electricity and gas prices continue to climb, working families—especially Black and Brown communities that have long shouldered the greatest […]
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