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From Long Branch to New Horizons: Kysee Bartee's Journey of Healing, Heritage, and Hope
About This Story:
Faith, family, & perseverance shine through every chapter of Kysee Bartee’s journey. From overcoming personal loss and mental health challenges to serving her community with compassion, her story is a powerful reminder that God can turn pain into purpose. Be inspired by a woman whose heritage, healing, & hope continue to uplift others & reflect the strength found through faith & service.
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Ret. Vet. Mr. David Reevey
Why Not an HBCU? A Reflection on Black Excellence, Heritage, and Belonging by Arthur L. Jenkins, Author & Therapist
Through personal testimony and cultural reflection, Arthur L. Jenkins celebrates the transformative power of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. His inspiring commentary highlights the rich traditions, academic excellence, and lifelong bonds cultivated at HBCUs while urging young Black scholars to embrace institutions that honor their history, nurture their potential, and strengthen community pride.
Arthur L. Jenkins B.A. Psych Author of The Prince of Brown: A Fictional Memoir.
🫖 Steeped in Excellence: Afternoon Tea with K Britt An Echo News TV LLC Variety Feature Exploring Inspiration, Culture, Community Voices, and Meaningful Conversations.
Join K Britt and Echo News TV LLC for an elegant afternoon of conversation, inspiration, and community connection. Today's Afternoon Tea with K Britt serves a refreshing blend of insightful dialogue, uplifting stories, cultural perspectives, and thought-provoking discussions. From local highlights to life lessons and empowering voices, every sip offers wisdom, warmth, and a renewed appreciation for the people and stories shaping our world.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Former Manchester Superintendent John Berenato Is Out! The Saga Continues
November 8, 2023 The articles outlining the many waves of abuse perpetrated by Superintendent Berenato against Principal Evelyn Swift were read by many; they outraged many, and justly so, calls for his dismissal rang out loud and clear by the Manchester, New Jersey community. A lot of attention was given to this story, and finally, victory was had after a long, drawn-out battle. On November 7, 2023, at approximately 7 P.M., Principal Evelyn Swift and the good people of Manche
Nov 8, 20234 min read
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
The Blue Tsunami: When the Tide Came in and the MAGA Lifeguards Missed the Warning Signs
About the Article: The Blue Tsunami of 2026 was more than an election victory. It celebrated civic engagement, voter determination, and the power of democracy. Americans across the nation turned out in force, delivering Democratic wins that reshaped the political landscape. For many, the results reflected a desire to protect civil rights, strengthen democratic institutions, and promote accountability. One message rang clear: when citizens vote, democracy rises. 🌊💙🇺🇸
2 days ago3 min read
TEDx Brookdale 2026: Inspiring Ideas, But Where Are the Voices of Foundational Black America?
TEDx Brookdale 2026 promises inspiring ideas on leadership, healing, technology, and community—but one striking question remains: whose history is missing? As Brookdale prepares for its December 10 event, this opinion examines the absence of a dedicated voice addressing Foundational Black Americans’ heritage, achievements, struggles, and lasting contributions to Monmouth County and New Jersey. What stories deserve the spotlight—and what happens when they remain unheard?
3 days ago6 min read
Polls and Prejudice: Keansburg Election Site Accused of Failing to Address Repeated Racial Harassment Against Veteran Poll Worker
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A veteran poll worker alleges repeated racial harassment and a hostile work environment at Keansburg Library during the 2026 election. This investigative report examines her claims, the community’s concerns, and the urgent demand for transparency, accountability, and equal access to the ballot.
6 days ago6 min read
🫖 Steeped in Excellence: Afternoon Tea with K Britt An Echo News TV LLC Variety Feature Exploring Inspiration, Culture, Community Voices, and Meaningful Conversations.
Join K Britt and Echo News TV LLC for an elegant afternoon of conversation, inspiration, and community connection. Today's Afternoon Tea with K Britt serves a refreshing blend of insightful dialogue, uplifting stories, cultural perspectives, and thought-provoking discussions. From local highlights to life lessons and empowering voices, every sip offers wisdom, warmth, and a renewed appreciation for the people and stories shaping our world.
TEDx Brookdale 2026: Inspiring Ideas, But Where Are the Voices of Foundational Black America?
TEDx Brookdale 2026 promises inspiring ideas on leadership, healing, technology, and community—but one striking question remains: whose history is missing? As Brookdale prepares for its December 10 event, this opinion examines the absence of a dedicated voice addressing Foundational Black Americans’ heritage, achievements, struggles, and lasting contributions to Monmouth County and New Jersey. What stories deserve the spotlight—and what happens when they remain unheard?
Remembering 9/11 at 25: Quick🍵 Evening Tea with K. Britt!
Quick🍵 Evening Tea with K. Britt delivers sharp, soulful snapshots of New Jersey life — blending community truth with a scholar’s eye and a neighbor’s heartbeat. From 9/11 memorial reflections to local updates, this variety report keeps readers informed, inspired, and connected.
From Long Branch to New Horizons: Kysee Bartee's Journey of Healing, Heritage, and Hope
About This Story:
Faith, family, & perseverance shine through every chapter of Kysee Bartee’s journey. From overcoming personal loss and mental health challenges to serving her community with compassion, her story is a powerful reminder that God can turn pain into purpose. Be inspired by a woman whose heritage, healing, & hope continue to uplift others & reflect the strength found through faith & service.
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Why Not an HBCU? A Reflection on Black Excellence, Heritage, and Belonging by Arthur L. Jenkins, Author & Therapist
Through personal testimony and cultural reflection, Arthur L. Jenkins celebrates the transformative power of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. His inspiring commentary highlights the rich traditions, academic excellence, and lifelong bonds cultivated at HBCUs while urging young Black scholars to embrace institutions that honor their history, nurture their potential, and strengthen community pride.
Stalked, Threatened, and Arrested? A Community Demands Answers After Violence Erupts at The Cove on the Bay, Concerning a 16-Year-Old Black American Child Stalked by Grown Salvadoran Men
A 16-year-old Black American teen was allegedly stalked, threatened, and arrested after defending himself against Hispanic men. This disturbing case raises urgent questions about child safety, justice, racial equity, and whether a frightened child seeking protection was treated as a victim or a suspect.
TEDx Brookdale 2026: Inspiring Ideas, But Where Are the Voices of Foundational Black America?
TEDx Brookdale 2026 promises inspiring ideas on leadership, healing, technology, and community—but one striking question remains: whose history is missing? As Brookdale prepares for its December 10 event, this opinion examines the absence of a dedicated voice addressing Foundational Black Americans’ heritage, achievements, struggles, and lasting contributions to Monmouth County and New Jersey. What stories deserve the spotlight—and what happens when they remain unheard?
Jesus Didn't Preach White Nationalism: A Biblical Response to Fear, Power, and Political Idolatry
Today's article draws on Jennifer Welch's conversation with Katie Couric and Anthea Butler's scholarship; this analysis examines the rise of Christian nationalism, the misuse of scripture in politics, and the urgent need to reclaim the justice-centered teachings of Jesus Christ. "He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?" Micah 6:8 (KJV)
Coptic Masterpiece Reveals Afrocentric Portraits of St. Peter & St. Paul: A Forgotten Heritage Reawakened
A rare Coptic artwork from Egypt joyfully reintroduces Saint Peter and Saint Paul with rich Afrocentric features, echoing the ancient Jewish communities of the 1st–5th centuries A.D. Preserved in Cairo, this masterpiece celebrates a heritage often overlooked, reminding viewers that art carries ancestral truth, cultural memory, and the radiant beauty of early Afro‑Asiatic faith.
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