Establishes "The Truth, Reconciliation, and Repair Act of New Jersey."

This bill establishes "The Truth, Reconciliation, and Repair Act of New Jersey" to formally acknowledge the state's historical role in slavery and systemic racial discrimination affecting Black residents. It directs the state to create a comprehensive educational program that details the history of over 12,000 enslaved people in New Jersey and the lasting impacts of these injustices on the community. The legislation also mandates the development of specific policies to address current disparities, such as the racial wealth gap and segregated schools, moving beyond previous symbolic apologies to actionable accountability.