The Rev. Al Sharpton, Rep. Adriano Espaillat, and other elected officials were in Harlem to blast the Supreme Court for its partisan rulings and ethics issues.

In addition to amending convictions that affected thousands of Americans, President Biden called on state and local leaders to take similar changes to help countless more across the country.

Black voters were a driving national force pushing the former vice president to victory over Donald Trump.

Organizers said the objective of the march is to show the urgency for federal policing reforms, to decry racial violence, and to demand voting rights protections ahead of the November general election.

Organizers are encouraging satellite marches in states that are hot spots for COVID-19.

In a powerful exchange, Reverend Sharpton forced Corey Stewart to answer for his racist statements.