Okay, I’ll admit it: I talk to myself. I am literally talking to myself right now as I plan this article. And why shouldn’t I?

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Miriam Gardin (r) of West Orange and her daughter, Thea, join a peaceful protest in the township on Tuesday, June 2. 

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