Join KBritt for Evening Tea on Echo News TV LLC Online Newspaper featuring discussions on legacy and impact. Topics will include Jimi Hendrix's journey as a guitar hero, Marquay Collins' rise to fame on TikTok, and community dialogues addressing crime, breast cancer prevention, the Galaxy Ball & more!

In "Voting with Heart," the profound influence of Black Catholics and Black A.M.E. Zion Americans is illuminated, highlighting how their faith and community spirit drive political engagement and social change. This compelling narrative reveals how love and unity can transform the electoral landscape, encouraging all to embrace their power in shaping the world.

From New Jersey’s special election drama and a stormy Thanksgiving forecast, to shocking organ donation allegations and the unraveling of DEI standards in Philadelphia, this edition serves up a diverse blend of news. We also spotlight racial discrimination claims in Westport nightlife and a mayoral scandal in North Carolina. Sip along as KBritt reports on the stories shaping our communities, challenging our values, and stirring up debate.

Project 2030: The Agenda for Black America debuted as the #1 New Release on Amazon, offering a visionary blueprint for Black equity, ownership, and progress nationwide.

About story: A proud veteran, teacher, and author, James Jerome Hankins shares his journey from enlisting for opportunity to inspiring others, while encouraging respect and recognition for Veterans Day.

About: Mama Miko celebrates the joyful journey of parenting grown children, reminding us that true connection comes from trusting, supporting, and letting them find their own way. She encourages parents to embrace this new chapter with pride and love, focusing on building strong relationships rather than control.

About content: Wilberforce University student writer Miss. Takiyah S. Mabene explores the evolving cultural gap between older and younger Black Americans, highlighting generational perspectives on resilience, healing, and identity.

About: Standing 40 feet tall, the African American Heritage Monument + Park in Kendleton, Texas, celebrates the enduring legacy, resilience, and cultural pride of African Americans—serving as the nation’s tallest monument of its kind and a vibrant symbol of empowerment and unity for generations to come.

This excerpt celebrates the unwavering persistence of Black Americans—highlighting the legacies of John Lewis, Fannie Lou Hamer, and Harriet Tubman—and calls on parents and students to honor that spirit by preparing to research, register, and vote in the 2026 midterm election.

This article urges Black, Brown, lower middle-class, and poor White Americans to recognize the critical importance of the November 3, 2026, election, exposing the dangers of political deception and stressing the urgent need for every eligible citizen to vote.

Step into the world of style with Mr. Judah Edmond and his wife, Lashawna Edmond, the visionary creators of "The Style is Wright!"—a platform dedicated to blending classic and contemporary fashion. Their recent visit to the Met’s “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” exhibition highlights the enduring influence and vibrant evolution of Black masculinity and self-expression in fashion.

Author and activist Mark Charles, co-author of "Unsettling Truths," urges that Indigenous Peoples Day be a time for truth-telling, lament, and building genuine relationships, rather than just a symbolic replacement for Columbus Day.