Nearly 15,000 medical professionals and Sharpton joined the demonstration with the family-focused event at Mount Sinai Morningside.

In his St. Petersburg Times media column, Eric Deggans considers Rev. Al Sharpton’s performance as anchorman — and how his advocacy will translate in his new role — just before the debut of his new ...

In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Rev. Al Sharpton, host of “PoliticsNation” and founder of the National Action Network, said the conservative activist’s killing should serve as a ...

Rev. Al Sharpton, host of MSNBC’s PoliticsNation and founder of the National Action Network, joins The Weeknight as the FBI tries to track down the shooter who killed conservative activist Charlie ...

Before the Rev. Al Sharpton, 71, became a Democratic-leaning civil rights leader, the Brooklyn native was a music industry ...

(The Root)—Al Sharpton’s recent decision to move to Chicago to highlight the city’s violence-plagued communities demonstrates both the creativity and limits of contemporary black leadership. The Rev.

WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is stepping up his outreach to African Americans by meeting with a leading civil rights activist, the Rev. Al Sharpton. The mayor of South ...

MANHATTAN — Civil rights icon and activist Rev. Al Sharpton is calling on the New York Police Department to publicly identify and charge a woman who confronted and allegedly attacked a Black teen and ...

John Lewis, Julian Bond and so many other leaders of the civil rights movement are dead; at 78, Jesse Jackson clearly is not the lion he once was. But the Rev. Al Sharpton — once dismissed by some as ...

Yes. Rev. Al Sharpton was arrested on May 1, 2001, and a federal judge sentenced him to 90 days in MDC Brooklyn, a federal jail in New York City. Sharpton was charged with trespassing on U.S. Navy ...