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Dr. Michael Eric Dyson is coming to Sacramento! Join Dr. Dyson, Dr. Tecoy Porter, and NAN Sacramento for the Built to Last Conference and Building Bridges Gala on Friday, May 15, 2026 at 7 PM, where Dr. Dyson will serve as our featured speaker. There is still time to register and be part of this powerful gathering. Register today at #NANSacramento #BuiltToLast #BuildingBridgesGala #MichaelEricDyson #drtecoyporter

AURN White House Correspondent @ebonymcmorris sits down with @real_sharpton for a definitive look at the headlines shaking the nation. 🏛️🎙️ Full interview on our YouTube channel and in our stories 👆🏽 Key Points: First, the fallout from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, analyzing the “unusual” security response and the political blame game coming from the administration. Rev. Sharpton, a survivor of political violence himself, addresses the hypocrisy of federal rhetoric and the pushback from Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Up next, the Department of Justice’s move to reschedule marijuana. Is moving it from Schedule I to Schedule III enough? Rev. Sharpton explains why this is a half-measure that ignores generations of ruined lives, calling for full Presidential Pardons and expungements. Finally, the redistricting battles in Florida and Virginia. With Governor @flgovrondesantis stacking the Florida Supreme Court to legalize gerrymandering, Rev. Sharpton breaks down the anti-democratic playbook used to dilute Black voting power. 🗣️ THE DEBATE: Is marijuana rescheduling a win for the community, or does it fall short without pardons? Let us know in the comments! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #amplifiedvoicestv #revalsharpton #ebonymcmorris #correspondentsdinnershooting #marijuana

“Black leaders and activists are condemning the Supreme Court’s decision to toss out a majority-Black congressional district in Louisiana. The landmark ruling now opens the flood gates for future stripping of protections granted by the Voting Rights Act of 1965. And all Black Americans should be paying close attention. We’ve been keeping up with the historic case, which was birthed from President Donald Trump’s ongoing redistricting effort before the November midterms. Now that the high court has issued a devastating decision, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund Janai Nelson, who litigated the case, described the ruling as a “grave betrayal of the 14th and 15th Amendments.” She added the decision does not reflect the decades of service which the Supreme Court proclaims. “The 6-3 majority decision is the height of hypocrisy and exemplifies the Court’s waning credibility on matters of civil rights and racial justice,” she said. “The ruling is devastating for Black Louisiana voters and for fair representation for all voters of color.” Other civil rights activists like Rev. Al Sharpton are fuming at the decision, especially given Black Americans historic fight for equal rights during the Civil Rights Movement. “Today’s decision is a bullet in the heart of the voting rights movement,” he wrote in a statement with the National Action Network. “The Supreme Court has not just weakened a law, it has humiliated and dismantled the life’s work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis, and every man and woman who marched, bled, and died for Black Americans to have an equal voice at the ballot box.” Louisiana v. Callais specifically focused on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which is known as the central safeguard against redistricting efforts to disenfranchise Black folks and others based on race. In Louisiana, Republicans questioned the legality of a new majority-Black district. La. Rep. Cleo Fields, one of two Black representatives of the district, expressed his disappointed following the ruling...” - Full article via /black-leaders-react-to-devastating-scotus-louisiana-dec-2000102407

I am live delivering my keynote address at our weekly National Action Network Saturday Action Rally. Tune in via Impact TV, WBLS FM Radio, or NAN’s YouTube/Facebook. #NANSaturdayActionRally

This morning, join us at our weekly NAN Saturday Action Rally. 📍 In person: 140-6 West 137th Street, Harlem NYC 💻📱 Live 9–11 AM ET on NAN’s YouTube and Facebook 📺📡 10 AM ET on Impact TV and WBLS 107.5 FM radio 📸: @supremecreativeagency #NationalActionNetwork #NANSaturdayActionRally

@real_sharpton addresses Trump, the China trip and what it should signal to Black America. He also addresses the current redistricting battle and voting rights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #aurnonline #amplifiedvoices #revalsharpton #donaldtrump #elonmusk

I am live hosting Keepin’ it Real w/ Al Sharpton breaking down the top issues of the day. 📻 Tune in 1-4pm ET on local stations & SiriusXM 126 💻 Watch the livestream on NAN’s YouTube & Facebook 📞 Call in & join the conversation, 8775325797

Harris County Texas Commissioner Rodney Ellis and National Action Network Board Member stopped by NAN Corporate to bring a $25K check for the building fund. We’re excited about the purchase of our new national headquarters and we are currently doing the renovations to open soon. Stay tuned!

I am live hosting Keepin’ it Real w/ Al Sharpton breaking down the top issues of the day. 📻 Tune in 1-4pm ET on local stations & SiriusXM 126 💻 Watch the livestream on NAN’s YouTube & Facebook 📞 Call in & join the conversation, 8775325797

Standing with California leaders against attacks on Black voters and weakening voting rights. Our ancestors sacrificed for our voices. This is a moral, justice, and democracy issue. We will not go back. No Justice, No Peace. #VotingRights #BlackVoters #Justice #Democracy #NoJusticeNoPeace #drtecoyporter #JustinJones #NationalActionNetwork #ProtectOurVote #CivilRights

Today, I met with Murad Awawdeh of the New York Immigration Coalition to discuss the urgent issues impacting immigrant communities and working families across New York and the nation. We talked about immigration protections, affordability, economic pressures, and strengthening partnership efforts between organizations committed to protecting the dignity, rights, and future of our communities. Grateful for the dialogue, shared commitment, and efforts to move this work forward together.

Donald Trump’s approval rating has hit a historic low in the early 30s. 📉 In this #ReAct clip, @real_sharpton breaks down why the nation is turning away, citing the crushing reality of $4.50/gallon gas and the instability of the current economy. 🗣️ THE DEBATE: Can the Democrats connect with voters on affordability, or will they stay stuck in “policy wonk” mode? Let us know below. 👇 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #amplifiedvoicestv #reactwithreverendsharpton #donaldtrump #donaldtrumpapprovalrating