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New Jersey's oldest Black-owned newspaper circa 1904


He Free! He Free-e-e-ee: Community Celebrates LaShawn Fitch’s Release and Prison Reform Victory
About article: The release of LaShawn Fitch after 17 years in prison marks a significant victory for justice advocates and highlights the ongoing fight for prison reform in New Jersey. His story has energized the community and brought renewed attention to the movement for fair treatment and clemency.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
3 days ago3 min read
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Parents Stand Firm Against Right-Wing Maneuvers That Endanger Children in New Jersey
About article: In Monmouth County, concerned parents are actively opposing the visits of right-wing political figures to local elementary schools, fearing the potential spread of harmful ideologies. They emphasize the urgent need to protect children from abusive influences and uphold their rights to a safe and nurturing educational environment.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
7 days ago2 min read
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Unveiling the Invisible Kingdom: Dr. Joe Taylor’s Profound Exploration
About: "Unveiling the Invisible Kingdom: Dr. Joe Taylor’s Profound Exploration offers a thought-provoking look at the unseen spiritual forces shaping faith, morality, and daily life, blending theological insight with contemporary relevance to inspire and uplift the community."

Rev Joseph Taylor
Nov 261 min read
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Senate Shutdown Deal Sparks Outrage: Echo News TV LLC Highlights Rising Backlash and Health Care Fears
Echo News TV LLC is dedicated to empowering concerned readers with fearless journalism that shines a light on the issues affecting our communities. As New Jersey's oldest Black-owned newspaper, we stand for truth, justice, and the voices that demand real accountability. Today's report shares on the looming Government Shutdown and why House members have expressed outrage.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Nov 102 min read
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Rise, New Jersey: Your Vote Is the Power to Shape Our Future!
"With over 2.3 million New Jersey voters sitting out the last election, 'The Urgent Call to Vote' rallies every citizen to the polls, urging us to shape a just, united, and compassionate future for our state—because every vote truly matters."

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Oct 302 min read
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Displacement and Disparity: The Impact of Gentrification and Housing Policy on Black Communities in New Jersey
Summary: This report examines the detrimental effects of gentrification and state policies on long-standing Black neighborhoods in New Jersey, advocating for equitable solutions to protect citizen interests.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Oct 166 min read
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The Black Women's Agenda's 48th Annual Symposium & Awards Luncheon Sells Out in Minutes, Honors Trailblazers, and Inspires with Powerful Conversations
The Black Women’s Agenda, Inc. (BWA) hosted its 48th Annual Symposium Town Hall and Awards Luncheon on September 27 in Washington, D.C., with the theme "Lifting Every Voice." The event included discussions on Black women's health and civic engagement, featuring a surprise appearance by Kamala Harris, who advocated for activism. Several honorees, such as Maya V. Martin and Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, were recognized for their contributions. President Gwainevere Catchings-He

Black P.R. Wire
Oct 144 min read
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A Triangle of Hope in Ohio: Wilberforce, Central State, Payne Seminary
Wilberforce University, founded in 1856, is a historic institution in Ohio that stands as a testament to resilience and the pursuit of education for African Americans during a time of significant racial and social upheaval. Together with Central State University and Payne Theological Seminary, it forms a vital educational triangle that nurtures the mind, spirit, and community, serving as a beacon of hope and leadership development for generations.

Wilberforce University
Oct 97 min read
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Echo News TV LLC: Addressing the Rising Disparities in Childhood Suicide Rates
A recent study from Nationwide Children's Hospital reveals a concerning trend: Black children aged 5 to 12 have suicide rates approximately double that of their white peers, prompting a reevaluation of racial disparities in childhood suicide. This alarming finding highlights the complexities of mental health challenges affecting black youth, as suicide rates among 13 to 17-year-olds actually decrease compared to their white counterparts, underscoring the urgent need for targe

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Oct 32 min read
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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
Sep 306 min read
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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.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 273 min read
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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

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 254 min read
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