Charlottesville

3 dead in University of Virginia shooting; suspect sought

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‘Red Table Talk,’ Jada Pinkett Smith pull out chair for a former neo-Nazi leader to discuss his detox from hate  

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After Buffalo, civil rights leaders pitch anti-hate plans

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Jury awards millions in damages for Unite the Right violence in Charlottesville

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Charlottesville neo-Nazis and members of the "alt-right" march

Charlottesville trial will have bigger implications on White violence than Rittenhouse and McMichael/Bryan

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Jury begins deliberations in ‘Unite the Right’ civil trial

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Justin Bibb and Eric Adams

Election results show policing and public safety are top issues for Black voters

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Charlottesville trial will be a verdict on white supremacy in America

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Black museum wants to melt down Robert E. Lee statue to make new art

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"Reclaim the Park" Gathering Held In Charlottesville On Third Anniversary Of Violent Far-Right Rally

Removed Robert E. Lee statue now on display at Texas resort

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Robert E. Lee statue removed in Charlottesville

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In this Aug. 12, 2017 file photo, white nationalist demonstrators clash with counter demonstrators at the entrance to Lee Park in Charlottesville, Va. Three alleged members of a white supremacist group accused of inciting violence at California political rallies were cleared of federal charges after a judge found their actions amounted to constitutionally protected free speech. The judge in Los Angeles on Monday, June 3, 2019 threw out charges of conspiracy to commit rioting and travel or use of commerce with intent to riot against the men. Prosecutors were disappointed with the ruling and reviewing grounds for appeal. (AP Photo/Steve Helber, File)

Supreme Court rejects Charlottesville white supremacists’ conviction appeals

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High court: Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues

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Arizona lawmaker shares white nationalist motto on Twitter

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Harris calls Trump ‘racist’ during ’60 Minutes’ interview: ‘It all speaks for itself’

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"Reclaim the Park" Gathering Held In Charlottesville On Third Anniversary Of Violent Far-Right Rally

Florida ‘antifa hunter’ sentenced to 3 years for racist threats

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Charlottesville neo-Nazis unable to secure legal defense in lawsuit

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Confederate General Robert E. Lee theGrio.com

Virginia governor plans to remove Confederate Robert E. Lee statue

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Judge rules confederate statue behind Charlottesville rally to remain standing

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Charlottesville - James Alex Fields Jr thegrio.com

Avowed white supremacist gets life sentence in Charlottesville car attack

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