This report encourages Black families to unite in protecting and advocating for Black American children, featuring insights from Kristin Henning’s interview on the criminalization of Black youth and the urgent need for social justice.

This article introduces the concept of "Born Again Slave Syndrome (B.A.S.S.)," a hypothesis examining how generational trauma from slavery may lead some influential or educated Black Americans to adopt beliefs aligned with White supremacist ideologies unconsciously. By exploring the psychological legacy of slavery, the piece highlights the importance of recognizing these patterns to foster healing and empowerment within the Black community.

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.

Recent reports highlight ongoing racial tensions and systemic discrimination, exemplified by incidents involving Jada McPherson, a Black woman who faced racial hostility in her neighborhood, and Black workers in California warehouses who experienced discrimination from Latino colleagues. These cases illustrate the persistent challenges that Black individuals face in both public and workplace environments due to racial animus.

A powerful wave of climate activism is sweeping across the globe, with thousands protesting for urgent governmental action in response to alarming warnings from the IPCC about rising global temperatures. Activists emphasize the need for sustained engagement and accountability from leaders to implement meaningful policies that protect the environment amidst increasing climate crises.

Norman Reid's case highlights the systemic failures and racial biases within New Jersey's criminal justice system, where he has spent nearly three decades in prison due to judicial errors and unconstitutional sentencing. Convicted of aggravated manslaughter in 1997, Reid's sentence of 30 years to life was based on a misinterpretation of his prior minor convictions and a disregard for legal precedents like Apprendi v. New Jersey and Blakely v. Washington, which mandate jury in

New Jersey gubernatorial candidates Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli have sharply diverging views on President Trump's military strikes against Iran, with Ciattarelli supporting the action as a necessary step to prevent a nuclear threat, while Sherrill criticizes it for lacking congressional authorization and advocates for a diplomatic approach. The ongoing debate highlights significant concerns about military action and its implications for U.S. foreign policy as the elec

Today's Echo News T.V. LLC article taps into the Lurie Daniels Favor Youtube Episode titled "Slave Patrols Apps Are Out," which critiques the intersection of technology, systemic racism, and immigration enforcement, drawing historical parallels to slavery and the Dred Scott decision. Favors calls for awareness, community action, and resistance against policies that undermine human rights and due process.

Today's article: America is at a pivotal crossroads, confronting the deep-rooted consequences of political sins—racism, greed, and systemic oppression—that have hindered Black progress and destabilized the nation. The article calls for truth, accountability, and reparations as moral imperatives to heal historical injustices and build a just, equitable future for all.

The Roots Festival in Philadelphia, a key celebration of Black culture, faced significant organizational challenges, highlighting the need for meticulous planning and robust support to ensure the success of such events. These cultural gatherings are vital for preserving Black heritage, fostering unity, and celebrating traditions, despite the historical and logistical obstacles they often encounter. Echo News TV, LLC remains committed to amplifying Black voices and advocating

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NJ Transit train engineers went on strike after CEO Kris Kolluri refused to support pay equity, leaving about 100,000 commuters without rail service. The dispute centers on engineers being paid significantly less than their counterparts in neighboring states, with Kolluri’s stance seen as the main barrier to resolving the crisis. The strike highlights broader issues of fairness and leadership, as workers demand equal pay and respect for their essential roles in New Jersey’s p