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After Charlottesville, a surge in anti-racism rallies across the country
Ilana Novick
The resistance did what the president would not.
Rep. Dave Brat, Freedom Caucus hero: America’s real problem is “hard left,” not white supremacists
Amanda Marcotte
Virginia congressman compares Charlottesville white supremacists to Women's Marchers — and his own constituents
Charlottesville goddam
MICHAEL WINSHIP
In a time of crisis the president is supposed to bring us together. Donald Trump did not.
Texas officials “don’t care about white people,” says White Lives Matter event planner
Angelo Young
After Texas A&M blocked a Sept. 11 white supremacist rally, event organizers complain of unfair treatment
After Charlottesville, HBO doubles down on “Confederate”
Gabriel Bell
The controversial show has become an even bigger question mark after the deadly white-supremacist rally in Virginia
The Charlottesville attack shows homegrown terror on the right is on the rise
Arie Perliger
U.S. counterterrorism policies should target the dissemination of white supremacist ideology
Baltimore votes to get rid of its four Confederate statues
Angelo Young
Baltimore has voted to move or destroy monuments to racists and slave-owners
Anthony Scaramucci rails on Steve Bannon to Stephen Colbert
Jeremy Binckes
Media darling "The Mooch" laughs it up with Stephen Colbert, even though he's no longer a White House staffer
Donald Trump and the Lost Cause: President finally disavows racist violence — but he applauded the movement behind Unite the Right
Amanda Marcotte
With his demand to "cherish our history," Trump sided with the pro-Confederate cause that sparked the violence
White people calling for “unity”: Your good intentions aren’t enough
Erin Keane
Stop mourning Charlottesville with "this isn't us" and weak cries to "come together." Denounce bigotry instead
From “All Lives Matter” to the terror in Charlottesville: How the media’s phony fairness got us here
Chauncey DeVega
Too many journalists were complicit in the rise of Trump and refuse to call the terror in Virginia by its name
Trump attacks black CEO who resigned from White House council over response to Charlottesville protests
Taylor Link
Kenneth Frazier resigned from Trump's American Manufacturing Council after he felt Trump failed to denounce racism
Charlottesville and history: Violence has been endemic to the American far right for generations
Matthew Rozsa
Sadly, the violence we saw in Charlottesville is nothing new in the hateful history of the American far right
White nationalist rally goer: “I’m not the angry racist they see in that photo”
Taylor Link
A student at the University of Nevada, Reno insists he is not a racist for attending a racist protest
White supremacy in the age of Trump
KERI LEIGH MERRITT
Never forget that this country has a long history of upper-class whites using racism to their advantage
A working-class strategy for defeating white supremacy
GABRIEL KRISTAL
People often only make the effort to challenge their prejudices when they are engaged in struggle with others.
It’s time to fight the alt-right — but not by actually fighting in the street
Amanda Marcotte
Direct confrontation with alt-right goons is a bad idea: There are more productive channels for righteous anger
White supremacy week at the White House: Even by Trump standards, the racism was dialed to 11
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's overt racism isn't aimed at liberals — it's about distracting his base away from the Russia scandal
Evangelical Christians and Donald Trump: They love him because they don’t trust facts or reason
Chauncey DeVega
Evangelicals have been eager to look past Trump's vulgarity and immorality — there are deeper things that bind them
Trump’s white nationalism torments us now, but the “centrality of whiteness” will fade away
Carey Purcell
Author Sheryll Cashin explains how cultural dexterity is spreading despite Trump
Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and the lie of inherent white innocence
Kali Holloway
Don Jr. and Kushner benefit from the lifelong presumption of white innocence this racist society confers on them
Amid the blaring headlines, routine reports of hate-fueled violence
Joe Sexton
Documenting Hate’s catalogue of incidents captures the seeming ordinariness of many of them
100 years ago African-Americans marched down 5th Avenue to declare that black lives matter
Chad Williams
Nearly 10,000 African-Americans participated in the "Silent Protest Parade"
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