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Snow was falling lightly on people who carried Black Lives Matter signs on the front lawn of the First Church of God Tuesday morning. Breaking the silence from time to time was the blare of a car horn as a show of support.

André Hill's name and the word funeral don't go together in the same sentence, Hill's eldest sister, Shawna Barnett said Tuesday at his memorial service.

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty spoke with MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart about the pending COVID-19 relief package.

The Ohio police officer who fatally shot a 47-year-old Black man has been “relieved of duty” in Columbus after it was discovered he did not turn on his body camera during the incident.

The majority of Ohio’s lawmakers joined the majority of Congress in voting for a coronavirus relief deal and a government funding package on Monday, eight months since Congress last took action.

U.S. Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, OH-3, is calling for justice, accountability, and transparency in the investigation into the death of Casey Goodson Jr., who was shot and killed by a Franklin County deputy.

Joyce Beatty, a Democrat whose district includes most of Columbus, sent a letter to outgoing U.S. Attorney General William Barr on Thursday in which she wrote, “Although a routine reality when Black in America, Mister Goodson’s murderer was one of the very individuals who swore to protect and serve him and his family.”

Congresswoman Beatty speaks with MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton about her priorities as Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and latest developments on COVID-19 relief package.