The New Jersey Corridor Of Fame has listed some 50 people for its class of 2023. The nonprofit is encouraging the general public to go to VoteHallofFame.com to assist well-known Jerseyans who’ve made an affect on the world.
These listed embody the poet, author, and activist Amiri Baraka; pianist Dr. George Theophilus Walker, who grew to become the primary African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music; WNBC’s award-winning chief meteorologist Janice Huff; George Clinton, founding father of Parliament Funkadelic; singer (Fifth Dimenion)/actress Marilyn McCoo; and former NFL gamers Tiki Barber and Drew Pearson.
The general public can vote on the New Jersey Corridor of Fame Class of 2023 nominee checklist till Might 19.
