The resolution introduced by the State of New Jersey condemns all forms of hate, bias, and hate-based violence, emphasizing the importance of the state's diverse population as a source of strength and pride. It acknowledges the alarming rise in hate and bias crimes in recent years, which threaten the fabric of civil society by promoting division and hostility. The resolution highlights New Jersey's ongoing commitment to combat these issues through various initiatives, including the establishment of Bias Crime Units, community outreach, and the promotion of justice and equality.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for continued support from the Governor and Attorney General to assist victims of hate crimes, enhance reporting mechanisms, and improve security measures for targeted communities. It underscores the necessity of developing new strategies to understand and combat hatred and bias, reinforcing New Jersey's mission to foster an inclusive community that celebrates diversity and unequivocally rejects all forms of discrimination and violence. The resolution aims to protect citizens from the harms of hatred and promote a vibrant, livable society for all.