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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.

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty talked exclusively with MSNBC's Alex Witt about being incoming CBC Chair, the tragic death of Casey Goodson, the Biden Administration's priorities, and latest on COVID-19 relief package.

Ohio Republicans and Democrats call for some type of deal before Christmas

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, who was pepper-sprayed by police while protesting the murder of George Floyd on March 31, 2020, has been elected chair of the Congressional Black Caucus. The caucus’ membership now includes a record 57 members.

Peaceful protests continued at the Ohio Statehouse on Saturday, with about 250 people marching to demand justice for Casey Goodson Jr.

More than 300 people gathered in downtown Columbus to protest the death of Casey Goodson Jr. Friday night after he was shot multiple times by a Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy Dec. 4.

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty spoke with NBC 4 about the tragic death of Casey Christopher Goodson Jr. and the investigation into his death with NBC 4's Colleen Marshall.