Charlottesville

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• SOURCE: Smithsonian.com
  5/3/19
  

  Judge Rules Charlottesville’s Confederate Statues Are War Monuments

  But the legal fight to remove the city’s statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson may not be over.

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• SOURCE: The Conversation
  8-16-18
  

  Charlottesville belies racism’s deep roots in the North

  by Brian J Purnell and Jeanne Theoharis

  A southern city has now become synonymous with the ongoing scourge of racism in the United States. Such a one-sided view misses how entrenched, widespread and multi-various racism is and has been across the country.

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• SOURCE: CNN
  8-13-18
  

  How Confederate history looks in the shadow of Charlottesville

  by Manisha Sinha

  This was not the first time white supremacists had wrought havoc in the country.

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• SOURCE: CBS News
  8/10/18
  

  Confederate statues stored in secret locations

  "You have some people who are very upset and you know this needs to be something that's under wraps right now."

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• SOURCE: The Chronicle of Higher Education
  8-9-18
  

  A UVa Historian Talks About Charlottesville’s White-Supremacist Rally a Year Later

  Claudrena Harold discusses the difficult conversations she’s had with students and colleagues at the University of Virginia. “These events tested their faith,” she says.

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• 8/12/18
  

  One Year After Charlottesville I Still Can’t Understand Why Donald Trump Equated the Protesters with Neo-Nazis

  by Don C. Smith

  The author’s father helped liberate prisoners at a Nazi concentration camp.

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• 8/12/18
  

  What the People Who “Want Their Country Back” Forget

  by Ed Simon

  The reality is there is no singular “blood” in our soil, for our soil has always belonged to the blood of women and men of all lands.

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• SOURCE: UChicago News
  5-2-18
  

  In new book, UChicago historian examines rise of white power movement

  Assistant Professor Kathleen Belew traces birth of hate groups to Vietnam War.

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• SOURCE: The Washington Post
  2-27-18
  

  Charlottesville judge orders shrouds removed from Confederate statues

  A judge in Charlottesville ruled Tuesday that local officials must take down the black shrouds covering two Confederate monuments while a lawsuit continues over the city’s plan to permanently remove the controversial statues.

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• 1/21/18
  

  How Do We Get from the Statues We Have to the Statues We Want?

  by Bruce W. Dearstyne

  The New York City Monuments Commission has some ideas.

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• SOURCE: Slate
  11-27-17
  

  What the New York Times’ Nazi Story Left Out

  The history of America has been written by normal white racists living in normal towns.

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• 12-17-17
  

  Maybe Confederate Monuments Stand for Something Different than What We Think

  by David Hosansky

  And that’s the folly of giving in to wild, unreasoning beliefs.

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• 12/24/17
  

  There’s Yet Another Way We Can Deal with Confederate Monuments

  by Philip Gerard

  Wrap them in a shroud.

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• SOURCE: The California Aggie
  11-5-17
  

  UC Davis History Department holds “Ask A Historian” forum in new way to communicate with students

  The forum was held to answer questions about white nationalism and Charlottesville.

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• SOURCE: CNN
  10-29-17
  

  Virginia church to move plaques honoring Lee and Washington

  In response to violent protests over the fate of a Confederate statue in Charlottesville, Virginia earlier this year, a 244-year-old Episcopal church in Alexandria is planning to move a set of plaques honoring former parishioners Robert E. Lee and George Washington.

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• 11-5-17
  

  British Historian: It’s Urgent that Americans Finally Reject the Moral Equivalence of the North and South in the Civil War

  by Robert Cook

  It’s stopping Americans from addressing their real problems.

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• SOURCE: Slate
  10-6-17
  

  Congressman: Holocaust Survivor Is a Nazi Collaborator Who Organized Charlottesville Rallies

  Rep. Paul Gosar is pushing conspiracy theories popularized by 9/11 Truther Alex Jones about the August white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville.

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• 10-8-17
  

  Removing Monuments Won’t Fix Our Problems

  by Amy Werbel

  A lesson from the campaign against censorship in the 19th century shows why.

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• 10-1-17
  

  Why I Decided to Make Hatred the Subject of a Talk to the General Public

  by Jeff Kleiman

  It’s because if you want to understand Charlottesville, it helps to understand our history of hatred.

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• SOURCE: The New Yorker
  9-24-17
  

  Recalling Muhammad Ali’s Vietnam War Resistance in the Age of Trump

  by David Remnick

  What makes modern athletes’ national-anthem protests different from Muhammad Ali’s resistance to the Vietnam War draft, and his insistence on the rights of African-Americans, a half century ago?