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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
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Hillsborough Community Faces Profound Grief After Loss of Two Students
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The Hillsborough community is experiencing a deep and collective grief following the unimaginable loss of two young students from Sunnymead Elementary. In our view, acknowledging the pain openly and supporting one another with understanding and care can be an important step as families and classmates begin to process this tragedy.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Afternoon Tea Reflections: Dickens' Legacy, Snowy Comforts, and New Jersey's Changing Tides—Echo News TV LLC with K Britt
Echo News TV LLC's Afternoon Tea Report with K Britt delivers an inspiring blend of cultural heritage, community warmth, and urgent news, offering New Jerseyans a thoughtful look at legacy, resilience, and togetherness in a season of change.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Laid Off, Locked Out, and Logged On: What If ICE Came for You Next?
Lurie Daniels Favors exposes how mass layoffs, rising ICE activity, and online misinformation are colliding to threaten Black communities, warning that dismissing these realities as fearmongering only serves those fueling division and distraction. With sharp humor, she calls on urban audiences and Black institutions to recognize the urgency, get informed, and confront these escalating threats before they hit closer to home.
Karen Brittingham-Edmond
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Afternoon Tea Reflections: Dickens' Legacy, Snowy Comforts, and New Jersey's Changing Tides—Echo News TV LLC with K Britt
Echo News TV LLC's Afternoon Tea Report with K Britt delivers an inspiring blend of cultural heritage, community warmth, and urgent news, offering New Jerseyans a thoughtful look at legacy, resilience, and togetherness in a season of change.
Metamorphosis: The Power of Change and Voting in the Black Community
The commentary by author Mr. James Jerome Hankin explores the transformative power of change within the Black community, emphasizing the importance of education and civic participation. By highlighting the critical role of voting, it underscores how collective action can drive progress and empower future generations.
THE SOUND OF FREEDOM JOYFEST
THE SOUND OF FREEDOM JOYFEST is the grand finale of Black Legacy Weekend, uniting gospel legends and trailblazers for a powerful celebration of faith, freedom, and Black cultural legacy in Columbia, SC. Presented by T3 Nonprofit, the event honors the enduring impact of gospel music and community resilience with an unforgettable lineup of artists.
Laid Off, Locked Out, and Logged On: What If ICE Came for You Next?
Lurie Daniels Favors exposes how mass layoffs, rising ICE activity, and online misinformation are colliding to threaten Black communities, warning that dismissing these realities as fearmongering only serves those fueling division and distraction. With sharp humor, she calls on urban audiences and Black institutions to recognize the urgency, get informed, and confront these escalating threats before they hit closer to home.
3 days ago2 min read
Simmering on the Back Burner: America’s Recipe for Modern Fascism
Today’s Echo News TV LLC article explores the historical roots and modern manifestations of fascism in America, tracing its evolution through religious and political movements to the present day. Drawing on recent research and reporting, it highlights how longstanding ideologies have resurfaced in contemporary discourse.
3 days ago5 min read
Echo News TV LLC Responds: Heather Cox Richardson on Fascism and the Renee Nicole Good Case
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Echo News TV LLC responds to historian Heather Cox Richardson’s in-depth analysis of the troubling rise of fascist tendencies in American governance, following the tragic killing of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agents. This commentary explores the historical context, current dangers, and urgent need for civic action to protect democracy in the United States.
4 days ago3 min read
Hillsborough Community Faces Profound Grief After Loss of Two Students
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The Hillsborough community is experiencing a deep and collective grief following the unimaginable loss of two young students from Sunnymead Elementary. In our view, acknowledging the pain openly and supporting one another with understanding and care can be an important step as families and classmates begin to process this tragedy.
A Community Mourns: The Tragic Murder of Tristan Reeves
On a tragic March afternoon in Long Branch, NJ, the life of 18-year-old Tristan Reeves, a recently graduated young Black man, was cut short by an act of violence that has left his community reeling. His death resonates deeply within the issues of systemic racism and the alarming statistics surrounding gun violence against Black Americans.
Echo News TV LLC Peer Review Report: Tragedy at Brown University – The Story of Mia Tretta
About Article: On December 14, 2025, a mass shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island left two students dead and nine injured, marking a tragic recurrence of campus gun violence. Among the survivors was Mia Tretta, who previously endured a school shooting in 2019, highlighting the ongoing crisis and urgent need for stronger gun safety measures. Along with Mr. Kamari Man the roommate of one of the victims.
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America Dropped the Mask: The Week the Empire Revealed Itself | The Check-In with Jared and Danielle
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Jan 11, 2026
In a candid and deeply personal conversation, Danielle Moody and Jared Yates Sexton reflect on the heartbreak, disillusionment, and urgency facing Americans as they witness the nation’s democratic ideals erode in real time. Their discussion invites viewers to reckon sincerely with the present moment—one marked by rising authoritarianism, corporate power, and the struggle to preserve hope and agency amid profound national and personal grief.
The Bad Dream Part 1 & 2: An American Prophecy - She Ready.
On Tuesday, 16 December 2025, author Karen Brittingham-Edmond completed and released her first book, *The Bad Dream Part 1 & 2: An American Prophecy*, a captivating memoir that chronicles Black life in America over four transformative decades, blending spirituality, humor, and resilience. Through poignant anecdotes and unique biblical prophecies, the book provides an intimate look at historical moments and personal experiences, illuminating the enduring legacy of hope in the
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.
A Disheartening Decision: The Threat to Monmouth County's Lifeline "Ma Medical Center"
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The proposed closure of Monmouth Medical Center by RWJ Barnabas Corporation has sparked outrage among citizens and advocates in New Jersey. This decision not only threatens a vital healthcare institution but also raises serious questions about the respect and attention given to the community's needs in the face of corporate interests.
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