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The Attorney General and Over a Dozen Cabinet & Congressional Leaders to Attend NAN’s National Virtual Convention
—Apr 07 2021Civil Rights Leaders, Clergy, Activists, Government Officials & More to Examine the State of Civil Rights, Racial Justice and Equality April 14-17 NEW YORK (April 7, 2021) — Civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton announced today that National Action Network’s Annual Convention will feature the nation’s key civil rights leaders, elected officials, clergy, grassroots organizers, […]
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Rev. Sharpton Discusses Civil Rights Progress since MLK Assassination
—Apr 05 2021(New York, NY) — To remember the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination — which coincided this year with Easter Sunday — Reverend Sharpton reflects on the current political landscape of civil rights in the US, as well as the continuation of Dr. King’s mission. “I thought about it (the assassination of MLK) […]
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Martin Luther King III to Join Rev. Sharpton on PoliticsNation
—Apr 02 2021(New York, NY) — On Saturday, April 3rd, Martin Luther King III and Georgia State Rep. Park Cannon will join Rev. Sharpton on Politics Nation. Tune into Politics Nation on MSNBC at 5 p.m. EST to hear their discussion. When Saturday, April 3rd 5 p.m. EST Who Reverend Al Sharpton Martin Luther King III Georgia […]
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Statement by Rev. Al Sharpton and National Action Network (NAN) on President Joe Biden’s Judicial Nominee Announcements
—Mar 30 2021New York, NY (March 30, 2021) — The judicial nominations announced today by President Joe Biden are one of the most significant steps towards racial diversity and inclusion in our justice system. I received the list of his nominations while sitting in the courthouse in Minneapolis with the family of George Floyd. As we watch […]