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Local Kid From Asbury Park & Neptune Promoted To Medical Dir. Of Cooper Univ. Ambulatory Operations
Young Dr. Ernest Seth Egu was promoted to Medical Director of Ambulatory Operations for the Cooper Center for Healing, in April 2023...
Aug 5, 20233 min read
Long Branch NJ Executed Illegal Sundown Laws On Black Beach Goers on Juneteenth Weekend 2021.
Long Branch, NJ, a town during the '50s & '60s, would allow the KKK to dress in their unholy attire to have parades and march down...
Jun 23, 20215 min read
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Congress Unites to Reject McIver Censure Amid Political Turmoil
House Republicans and Democrats rejected censure of Rep. McIver amid assault allegations.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
The Unseen Battle: How Restricted Access to Vital Resources Intensifies Despair Among At-Risk American Populations, with a Focus on Black American Mothers
Monmouth County, NJ, highlights a troubling reality beneath America's prosperity, with struggling citizens, especially homeless Black mothers and their children, facing blocked access to essential resources. A recent outreach initiative, including a heartfelt letter to Lt. Governor Way, aims to shed light on these critical struggles.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
An Attack on the Black Family: The Naquel Anderson Story
Naquel Anderson is a resilient single mother from Barnegat Township, NJ, who is fighting to clear her name after enduring wrongful allegations of child abuse, which led to a devastating nine-month separation from her children. Her journey highlights the systemic injustices faced by Black families, particularly single mothers, as they navigate the complex and often biased landscape of the justice system while striving to provide a safe and loving home for their children.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
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WHITESBORO HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROJECT INVITES YOU TO JOIN OUR MONTHLY COMMUNITY MEETING
The Whitesboro Historic Preservation Project is dedicated to preserving the community's legacy and is hosting a meeting to launch the Carpenters Apprentice Ready Program on September 19, 2025.
Zeta National Educational Foundation Celebrates 50 Years of Transforming Dreams into Achievement
The Zeta National Educational Foundation (ZNEF) is celebrating 50 years of impact with a gala at the National Museum of African American History & Culture, located in Washington, DC. ZNEF has awarded over $2.2 million in scholarships and transformed the lives of more than 4,000 students across the nation.
Celebrating The BSCP 100 Years National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum 30th Anniversary August 7-10, 2025
The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum in Chicago is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and its own 30th anniversary with special events, ongoing expansion, and a continued commitment to honoring Black labor history.
Congress Unites to Reject McIver Censure Amid Political Turmoil
House Republicans and Democrats rejected censure of Rep. McIver amid assault allegations.
21 hours ago2 min read
Beyond Anger: Embracing Compassion and Reflection After Charlie Kirk's Passing
About: Beyond Anger: Embracing Compassion and Reflection After Charlie Kirk's Passing, By Lena Fields-Arnold 22 September 2025
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's passing, the article encourages embracing compassion and reflection instead of anger. It also emphasizes the importance of acknowledging significant historical accounts of Black American citizens that deserve attention and understanding.
Sep 2418 min read
The Truth About MAGA: Unmasking Racism and Rallying for Change
This text is an excerpt from the book "What We Blacks Need to Do," calling for action against racism and inequality, emphasizing the importance of voting and highlighting the detrimental impact of ultraconservative figures like Trump and Charlie Kirk on Black communities.
Sep 192 min read
The Unseen Battle: How Restricted Access to Vital Resources Intensifies Despair Among At-Risk American Populations, with a Focus on Black American Mothers
Monmouth County, NJ, highlights a troubling reality beneath America's prosperity, with struggling citizens, especially homeless Black mothers and their children, facing blocked access to essential resources. A recent outreach initiative, including a heartfelt letter to Lt. Governor Way, aims to shed light on these critical struggles.
Celebrating the Life & Legacy of Sista Assata Shakur: A Beacon of Hope & Determination
Today's article celebrates the life and legacy of Sista Assata Shakur, highlighting her unwavering commitment to justice, resilience against oppression, and the profound impact she had on the fight for liberation and equality.
Afternoon Tea with K Britt: Exploring Local Stories and Inspiring Narratives
Echo News TV LLC delivers engaging and timely variety news content, focusing on local stories that matter to our communities. From human interest features and inspirational acts of bravery to updates on significant events and development initiatives, we aim to inform and entertain our audience. Our dedicated team of journalists and reporters works tirelessly to bring you the latest headlines, in-depth interviews, and captivating narratives that highlight the rich tapestry o
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FURIOUS Navy Commander SPEAKS OUT After Trump Military Stunt! -_- THANK YOU SIR BOBBY JONES!
Bobby Jones from @ValorMediaNetwork breaks down how Hegseth rolled back progress and instituted a climate of less accountability at the Pentagon. Using physical standards as a disguise, Hegseth introduced policies that will not hold service members responsible for their actions while encouraging more brash behavior. This wasn’t leadership. It was theater, hypocrisy, and dangerous policy rolled into one.
It's A Sin And A Shame: How Black Journalists Are Harassed In Monmouth County, New Jersey
"It's A Sin And A Shame: How Black Journalists Are Harassed In Monmouth County, New Jersey" exposes the detrimental impact of the lack of Black representation in journalism on reporting crucial issues affecting Black Americans.
Echo News TV, LLC, Expresses Outrage Over Obstruction of Congressman Justin Jones
Echo News TV, LLC condemns the exclusion of Congressman Justin Jones from a public hearing, highlighting the racial bias and discrimination that undermines democracy. The commentary calls for accountability against corporate interests that prioritize profit over the needs of Tennessee communities and emphasizes the need for equitable treatment for all citizens.
Why Black Folks Don't Vote? Population Transfer and Political Suppression: The Impact of Gentrification on Black Communities That Causes Lower Voter Turnout by Black Americans by Design
The debate around Black citizens' role in Donald Trump's elections reveals how some Black Liberal Media voices blame Black voters while neglecting the complicity of historically aligned non-Black voter blocs. This deflection fosters disenfranchisement and trauma among Black citizens, who see voting as futile in seeking justice and reparations. Since the late 1960s, demographic changes driven by non-citizen populations have altered Black neighborhoods, leading to gentrificatio
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