The civil rights leader says legal threats will not distract from questions surrounding the Mississippi teen’s unexplained ...

The attorney says the state is trying to ‘close the book,' while the civil rights activist will ‘continue to demand answers.' ...

The public fight over the death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells is showing no signs of slowing down. After weeks of calls for answers, criticism of the investigation and growing tensions between ...

After Nolan Wells‘ three friends who retained legal representation following the teenager’s mysterious death said they plan ...

A Mississippi grand jury declined to indict anyone in Nolan Wells’ death, prompting Ben Crump and prominent Black leaders and public figures to question whether the decision answers how the ...

The leader of the National Action Network was given a 10-day deadline to publicly apologize, retract, delete alleged ...

MSNBC host Rev. Al Sharpton is no stranger to controversy as revelations of what's been dubbed a "pay to play" scheme extends the long shadow of scandals that follow him. Last week, MSNBC admitted it ...

The leader of the National Action Network responds to the threat from Mississippi attorneys to sue him for defamation.

From Kamala Harris to Al Sharpton, leaders across generations remember Rev. Jesse Jackson following the civil rights titan’s death. This morning, civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson died at 84 after ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton, who has spoken publicly about the death of Nolan Wells and invited critics to “sue me first,” says he won’t apologize or retract comments surrounding the young man’s death, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Political and Civil Rights leaders are reacting to the news that Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. died at 84 on February 17. "He ...