The Left’s Street Boss: Sharpton’s Shady Past
In 1980, according to a 1988 Washington Post report, the Rev. Al Sharpton presented himself as the majority stakeholder in a trash hauling company seeking a minority “set-aside” contract from…
The Left’s Street Boss
The Left’s Street Boss: Dealer Turned Informant?
Sometime in the early 1980s another mysterious twist of entrepreneurial fate placed Sharpton in a room discussing whether or not he would be purchasing cocaine for an unnamed acquaintance. A…
The Left’s Street Boss: The “Sharpton Primaries”
Whatever his associations may or may not have been with shady businesses, the National Action Network (NAN) is Sharpton’s supposedly legitimate enterprise. It’s the civil rights organization that commanded respect…