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In this file photo taken on August 12, 2017, White nationalist Richard Spencer (C) and his supporters clash with Virginia State Police in Emancipation Park in Charlottesville, Virginia. (AFP)

Jury awards $26 million in damages for Unite the Right violence

  • Hundreds of white nationalists descended on Charlottesville for the Unite the Right rally on Aug. 11 and 12, 2017, ostensibly to protest city plans to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee
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US white supremacist pleads guilty to hate crimes in deadly car attack

US white supremacist pleads guilty to hate crimes in deadly car attack

By AP ·
Life in prison for neo-Nazi in Charlottesville attack

Life in prison for neo-Nazi in Charlottesville attack

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No room in US for ‘neo-nazism’: Ivanka Trump

No room in US for ‘neo-nazism’: Ivanka Trump

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Trump condemns ‘all types of racism’ a year after Charlottesville

Trump condemns ‘all types of racism’ a year after Charlottesville

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Florida state of emergency declared for white nationalist

Florida state of emergency declared for white nationalist

By GARY FINEOUT | AP ·
White nationalists return to Charlottesville for torch-lit protest

White nationalists return to Charlottesville for torch-lit protest

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Trump says violence by anti-fascists proves him right on Charlottesville

Trump says violence by anti-fascists proves him right on Charlottesville

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Lee descendant resigns as pastor over racial justice comment

Lee descendant resigns as pastor over racial justice comment

By JONATHAN DREW | AP ·
White nationalist says he’ll turn himself in

White nationalist says he’ll turn himself in

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Trump defends Charlottesville response at raucous rally, blasts 'dishonest' media

Trump defends Charlottesville response at raucous rally, blasts 'dishonest' media

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Charlottesville to cover Confederate statues after chaotic meeting

Charlottesville to cover Confederate statues after chaotic meeting

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Thousands turn out in Boston to march against hate speech

Thousands turn out in Boston to march against hate speech

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