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Rev. Al Sharpton, Congressman Charles Rangel, Congressman Greg Meeks, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, NY State Senate President Malcolm Smith, Congressman Jose Serrano and many other elected officials and members of the clergy convene for historic leadership

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February 27, 2010 (New York, NY) --Rev. Al Sharpton, President of National Action Network and one of the country’s foremost leaders for civil rights, convened a historic leadership meeting today at Sylvia’s Restaurant in Harlem, New York, along with Congressman Greg Meeks, Senator Malcolm Smith, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, former State Comptroller Carl McCall, and many others to discuss the future of New York State politics and how to cohesively move forward in a way that unifies the Democratic party. Four action points evolved from the meeting:

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Become a Sponsor of National Action Network's 2010 National Convention

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A historic Conference of National Black Churches (CNBC) convenes in Florida forming the largest collective of Black ecumenical leaders in the nation to address crucial issues in the African-American community and African diaspora

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Thursday, February 18, 2010--Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, the nationally renowned faith leader and Pastor of Grace Baptist Church convened an unprecedented gathering of ecumenical leaders from historically African-American denominations under the banner of the Conference of National Black Churches (CNBC) from Tuesday, February 16th through Thursday, February 18th in Miami, Florida. This historic event was keynoted by Reverend Al Sharpton, President of National Action Network and one of the country's foremost leaders for civil rights.

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Press conference at NAN regarding Federal government decision not to prosecute officers in Sean Bell case

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Under the leadership of Rev. Al Sharpton, National Action Network appoints Munson Steed as Director of NAN's Madison Avenue Initiative

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New York, New York (February 2, 2010)- Rev. Al Sharpton, president and founder of National Action Network (NAN) and one of the country's foremost civil rights leaders will announce during NAN's upcoming national convention in April, the appointment of Munson Steed as Director of the Madison Avenue Initiative (MAI), a program under the National Action Network that addresses fairness in advertising, Mr. Steed is the CEO of Steed Media Group, Inc., a multimedia conglomerate that includes newspapers, magazines, television programming, internet properties, custom publications, signature events and more. Over the course of more than ten years, Mr. Steed, a noted and much sought after motivational speaker and thought producer, has not only moved the company's flagship publication, rolling out, into national prominence as the largest chain of African American-owned weekly papers in the nation, he has also soundly established a consummate urban lifestyle brand. The rolling out brand denotes a lifestyle characterized by an unyielding passion for enhancing access for people of color in the media and advertising industries along with community conscious behavior. Steed's acute industry acumen is often credited with cutting edge applications for technology and best use practices. Well known for his melding of iconic relationships to benefit those impacted by a fluctuating economy, he regularly leverages his company's resources to generate greater dexterity in media relations.

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