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New Jersey's oldest Black-owned newspaper circa 1904


Reviving Chains: How Modern Policies Mirror Slavery and Demand Action (Must Read)
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.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Jun 24, 20252 min read


The Echo of Justice: Confronting America's Political Sin
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.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Jun 22, 20253 min read


An Editorial Reflection from the Editor of The Echo, New Jersey's Oldest Black-Owned Newspaper: Addressing My Disappointments with Questlove's Roots Festival in Philly
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

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Jun 6, 20259 min read


Afternoon Tea with K Britt discusses: Free Rodney Hinton Jr!, The Tragic Story of 18 Year Old Ryan Hinton, Rising Traffic Fatalities Among Motorists in NJ, Fleet Week in Perth Amboy, and More!
Echoed News and Updates. Ryan Hinton Jr Saga, Trump's Downsizing The Department of National Security Council Starting the Memorial Day Week End. Vote No on the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," which does some ugly things and More.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
May 24, 20255 min read


NJ Transit Crisis: CEO Kris Kolluri’s Refusal to Support Equal Pay Leaves Commuters and Workers Stranded
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

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
May 17, 20252 min read


Echoed News: Topics Mayor Ras Baraka, Delaney Hall, Fatal Car Crash, Real ID Controversies and More
A tragic crash on the Taconic Parkway resulted in the deaths of three Monmouth County residents and a North Jersey high school coach, prompting mourning and an investigation. New Jersey's REAL ID rollout has raised concerns about accessibility and fairness, with difficulties in meeting requirements and potential disproportionate effects on vulnerable communities. Additionally, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest at Delaney Hall during an official inspection has sparked legal and

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
May 15, 20256 min read


Soft Power and the Impact on Black American Lives: Legal and Political Realities Chat.
Soft Power Tactics: The media is a powerful tool for shaping perceptions. Crafted narratives influence how the public views demographic changes, economic opportunities, & social dynamics. Often, these narratives depict significant population shifts & policies as natural or positive, obscuring their true impacts on Black Americans & presenting them as unintended outcomes of political strategies.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
May 15, 20254 min read


Evening Insights With K Britt: Fed Chair Jerome Powell Tells It Like It Is, Lt. Gov Tahesha Way Declares State of Emergency, Can Oral Sex Cause Cancer? Health Myth Explored W/Black Doctors.org & More
In the latest episode of Evening News Insights with K Britt, Fed Chair Jerome Powell offers a candid assessment of the current economic landscape. Additionally, Lt. Gov. Tahesha Way has declared a state of emergency in light of recent events. Today's discussion also explores a health myth surrounding oral sex and its potential connection to cancer, featuring insights from Black Doctors.org.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Apr 23, 20254 min read


Exploring Political Actions and Historical Context in Modern Society With The Relaunched Echo's Featured Columnist, Author James Jerome Hankins
Mr. James Jerome Hankins discusses the significance of Senator Cory Booker's recent 25-hour speech against corporate punitive measures, assigning him an A+ for his commitment to civil rights, while criticizing Donald Trump and Elon Musk for their regressive policies and detachment from crucial dialogues, respectively. He emphasizes the importance of understanding historical contexts, especially regarding the Central Park Five case and the impact of policies like Project 2025

James Jerome Hankin
Apr 18, 20253 min read


Faith and Fracture: How The Book 'Jesus and John Wayne' by Kristin Kobes Du Mez Exposes the Ties Between White Evangelicalism and American Nationalism
In her book "Jesus and John Wayne," Kristin Kobes Du Mez examines the connections between white evangelicalism and American cultural identity, highlighting how ideals of masculinity and militarism, symbolized by figures like John Wayne, have influenced evangelical identity in the U.S. She argues that this intertwining of faith and nationalism has distorted traditional evangelical messages and contributed to significant social and political divides.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Apr 17, 20252 min read


From the Shadows: How Southern Democrats Shaped the Republican Party
The transformation of the Republican Party since the mid-1960s was significantly influenced by Southern Democrats, particularly through the rise of the Southern Evangelical Movement and the Christian Coalition. This shift was marked by a departure from civil rights advancements, exemplified by Ronald Reagan's administration, prioritizing conservative Confederate values over inclusivity. Understanding this historical context is vital for comprehending the current political lan

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Apr 16, 20253 min read


Dear White People, It's Time For Elon Musk To Go Back From Where He Once Belonged.
The report raises serious concerns about Elon Musk's alleged connections to neo-Nazism and apartheid, highlighting the potential dangers the

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Mar 31, 20254 min read
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