Charlottesville

A Confederate Statue Is Gone, But the Fight Remains in Durham

By Nash Jenkins / Durham, N.C.

Republicans Condemn Trump's Latest Charlottesville Remarks

By Katie Reilly

White Supremacists Loved Trump's Latest Comments

By Katie Reilly

Can You Be Fired for Being a Racist?

By Mahita Gajanan
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President Trump Again Blames 'Both Sides' for Charlottesville Violence

"What about the alt-left that came charging at the—as you say—the alt-right"

By Katie Reilly

Meet the Activist Exposing Charlottesville White Supremacists on Twitter

The man behind @YesYoureRacist has exposed about a dozen racists

By Melissa Chan

Women's March Co-President Bob Bland Says White Women Need to 'Take a Seat' After Charlottesville

'Silence is complicit'

By Samantha Cooney

Jimmy Fallon Calls Out President Trump Over His Charlottesville Response

And paid tribute to Heather Heyer

By Rachel Lewis

How the Nazi Flags in Charlottesville Look to a German

The echoes of history could be heard in Virginia

By Simon Shuster / Berlin

The Story Behind the Viral Photo of the Officer and the KKK

The officer and photographer speak to TIME in the wake of the violence in Charlottesville

By Andrew Katz

Anti-Fascist Protesters Draw Attention After Charlottesville

The violent clash on the streets of Charlottesville, Va., that left one woman dead drew attention to white nationalist groups that organized to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee....

By Katy Steinmetz

Google Cancels Web Domain Registration Neo-Nazi Site The Daily Stormer

The neo-Nazi site applied after GoDaddy also cancelled their domain

By Mark Bergen / Bloomberg

White Nationalists' Protest Over Confederate Statue May End Up Getting Others Removed

When white supremacist Dylann Roof shot and killed nine African American parishioners in a Charleston church, communities quickly called for the removal of public commemorations to the Confederacy. Cities across the country agreed, taking down...

By Maya Rhodan

White Nationalists Planning Other Rallies Across Country

Marches are planned in Boston, New York, Atlanta and Pittsburgh

By Maya Rhodan

Read President Trump's Remarks Condemning White Supremacists

President Trump condemned the violent attack on a crowd of counterprotesters in Charlottesville, Va., that left one dead and 19 injured Saturday.Speaking from the Diplomatic Reception Room in the White House Monday afternoon, Trump said...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

'Racism Is Evil.' Trump Condemns White Supremacists 2 Days After Charlottesville Violence

Trump’s comments came amid bipartisan criticism over his initial tepid response

By Zeke J Miller

What White America Must Do Next

Saturday, August 12th, will go down as a dark day for America. A coalition of white nationalists attempted to rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Young and old donned swastikas. White militia in full camouflage and many...

By TIME Staff

Anthony Scaramucci: President Trump Should Have Called the Charlottesville Rally Terrorism

He said Trump should have been "much harsher"

By Jennifer Calfas

Mother of Suspect Who Allegedly Plowed Into Charlottesville Protesters Speaks Out

She tried to stay out of his political views

By TIME Staff

President Trump Struggles to Play Role of National Healer After Charlottesville

President Trump came before the country Saturday to declare that he was ready to start the national healing after a series of white nationalist gatherings in Virginia, featuring torches and Nazi salutes, devolved into violence...

By Michael Scherer
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