Lawrence Hamm can be found on a street corner with a dozen or so others and a large black and white People’s Organization for Progress (POP) sign on any given day. And he’s been fighting for justice for decades. This past weekend, he had a lot of company. At Saturday’s press conference at the Bridgewater Police Department, held in response to the disparate treatment Bridgewater police gave a Black teen in a local mall, representatives from the New Brunswick, Plainfield and Irvington NAACP chapters, Delta Sigma Theta, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Alpha Kappa Alpha, the Latino Action Network,…
