Charlottesville

Four years after Charlottesville, bullies brought together entirely by the hatred of people remains too common in northern Virginia. Now that children, educators, and even librarians aren’t even off limits, who is safe?

Neo-Nazi Richard Spencer remains on social media while Milo got canceled. Now Milo is leaking secret audio from the white supremacist.

The white nationalist fear of change to “our way of life” extends from immigrants to people of color to, yes, LGBTQ people. That can lead to violence.

The growth is largely fueled by white nationalist groups.

The synagogue shooter was a member of the site and regularly posted anti-Semitic memes and hate speech on the platform.

The LGBTQ dance party was a lot bigger and better than the scheduled white supremacist rally.

We have the details on what is really going down at the white supremacist rally in DC.

“Bigotry in any form is blasphemy against the American creed.”

It’s an incredible story, but not a rare one.

“In light of recent events in Charlottesville as well as the fact Gay Pride events are political activism, we respectfully decline this order.”

One of them went on to win the pageant.

Trump has to be furious over this cover.

In an incident reminiscent of Charlottesville, civil rights protesters were injured when a white man hit the gas.

Read the first letter of each paragraph for a secret message.

Idaho state representative Bryan Zollinger says “maybe it was a mistake” to make the offending post. Uh, ya think?

He thinks removing the Bible from public schools is erasing history, saying a couple hundred years ago it was the only book in classrooms.

The evangelical president of Liberty University insists there might be video proving that the Charlottesville neo-Nazi rally was filled with history buffs.

The organization that defended Nazis’ right to march in Skokie says that the nature of the right has changed.

If more Germans stood up to Nazis like people have stood up to the white supremacist purveyors of hate, my Jewish family would not have been killed.

CEO’s and artists have quit Trump’s other advisory councils in the wake of Charlottesville, but the Evangelical Advisory Board has either been silent or supportive.