New Jersey SJR111 designates July 3 as "CROWN Act Day" to raise awareness about hair discrimination.

New Jersey SJR111 designates July 3 of each year as "CROWN Act Day" to highlight the 2019 passage of the CROWN Act, which prohibits racial discrimination based on hair, texture, or protective styles in the workplace and educational settings. This annual observance aims to create awareness about the discrimination African-American women, men, and children face due to their hair. The resolution also requests the Governor to issue a proclamation annually to encourage public officials and citizens to participate in activities and programs related to CROWN Act Day.

New Jersey SJR111 designates July 3 as "CROWN Act Day" to raise awareness about hair discrimination.

New Jersey SJR111 designates July 3 of each year as "CROWN Act Day" to highlight the 2019 passage of the CROWN Act, which prohibits racial discrimination based on hair, texture, or protective styles in the workplace and educational settings. This annual observance aims to create awareness about the discrimination African-American women, men, and children face due to their hair. The resolution also requests the Governor to issue a proclamation annually to encourage public officials and citizens to participate in activities and programs related to CROWN Act Day.