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Al Sharpton Announces March On Washington In August

It's intended to fall on the 57th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech.
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George Floyd's Brother Says Trump Was Dismissive On Condolence Call

“He didn’t give me the opportunity to even speak,” Philonise Floyd said.
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Trump Goes After Al Sharpton Following Racist Attacks On Elijah Cummings, Baltimore

Civil rights leader Al Sharpton said Sunday he was planning to go to Baltimore after the president's series of racist attacks.
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No Federal Charges Filed In Eric Garner’s Death

The Department of Justice has announced that no federal charges will be filed against the officer involved in the chokehold death of Eric Garner back in 2014.
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Joe Biden Faces More Scrutiny For Defending States' Rights On Busing

Civil rights activist Al Sharpton called Biden's comments "egregious" and said the entire Civil War was essentially fought over this concept.
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Al Sharpton Explains Why There's Something 'Basically Racist' About Trump

"If you’re comfortable playing to the racists, you’re a racist," Sharpton said on "Good Morning Britain."
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Ocasio-Cortez Shuts Down Accent Critics: I’m From The Bronx, I Talk Like It

"Folks talking about my voice can step right off," tweeted the Democratic New York lawmaker.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren Backs Ending Senate Filibuster

The 2020 presidential candidate announced her stance Friday at a conference with a civil rights group.
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Beto O'Rourke Says He Would Sign Legislation To Study Reparations

Rev. Al Sharpton asked the Democratic presidential candidate on Wednesday whether he would support such legislation.
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Stephon Clark’s Brother On 1-Year Anniversary Of His Death: ‘Our Hearts Are Still Broken’

“He had his entire life ahead of him,” Stevante Clark said of his brother, who was shot dead by police in California last year.
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