The Harlem Rev. Al Sharpton says he and other civil rights leaders had a “brutally honest” meeting with the CEO of Macy’s over racial profiling. (Nov. 4).
Editor’s Note: We thought it was surprising that Rev. Sharpton did no suggest not shopping at Barney’s and Macy’s going forward.
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