A Black church coalition is walking back its call for MSNBC to suspend and investigate Rev. Al Sharpton after his nonprofit accepted $500,000 in donations from Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign.

A coalition of Black churches is calling on MSNBC to suspend and investigate Rev. Al Sharpton after his nonprofit accepted $500,000 in donations from Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign. "This type ...

A coalition of Black churches are calling for Al Sharpton to be suspended from MSNBC until an investigation is complete over payments he received from Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign. The ...

“In all the talk about the threat to our democracy, someone forgot to articulate that free, open, objective, and transparent press is an essential component of the building blocks to preserve our ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Baptist minister, civil rights activist, and radio show host the Rev. Al Sharpton will be the guest speaker at a historic Montgomery church’s anniversary celebration. Dexter ...

A coalition of Black churches retracted their previous call for Al Sharpton to be suspended from MSNBC following reports of $500,000 in payments from Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign to ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton will visit Pasadena on Thursday to lead a memorial service and a rally for victims of the Los Angeles fires. Accompanying him will be attorney Ben Crump, who represents families ...

The National Black Church Initiative has demanded that MSNBC investigate disbursements from Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign to an organization that Al Sharpton, one of the network’s hosts, ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton paid a visit to the Delaware Valley on Sunday and called for forgiveness and justice during a speech to mark the 175th anniversary of a Norristown church. The activist and ...

On the anniversary of the deadly Unite the Right rally, the Rev. Al Sharpton gave an energizing sermon at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church that had many in the congregation frequently rising to ...

This video is no longer available. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day at a church in D.C., there was a rally not only to remember the civil rights leader but to call for action as a change in power ...