The resolution introduced by the State of New Jersey condemns all forms of hate, bias, and hate-based violence, emphasizing the importance of tolerance and empathy in a diverse society. It acknowledges the alarming rise in hate and bias crimes both in New Jersey and nationwide, highlighting the detrimental impact these acts have on social cohesion and the fundamental principles of equality and human dignity. The resolution reaffirms New Jersey's commitment to combating hate and bias through various initiatives, including the establishment of Bias Crime Units and the promotion of reporting mechanisms for victims.

Furthermore, the resolution calls upon the Governor and the Attorney General to enhance support for victims of hate crimes, improve security measures, and develop new strategies to address and understand the root causes of hatred and bias. It underscores the state's mission to foster an inclusive community that celebrates diversity while actively rejecting any form of discrimination or animus based on race, religion, ethnicity, disability, age, gender, or sexual orientation. The resolution aims to ensure that hatred and bigotry are never tolerated and that the rights and dignity of all citizens are protected.