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Al Sharpton again stands at the pulpit after a death involving the police.

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By Eliza Fawcett from ITP U.S. The Rev. Al Sharpton has delivered remarks at other prominent funerals of Black victims of police violence, including of George Floyd, whose 2020 death in Minneapolis sparked national protests. The New York Times
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