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Charlottesville gets green light from Virginia judge to remove Confederate statue of Robert E. Lee Dave Goldiner The city of Charlottesville won approval Thursday from Virginia’s highest court to take down a controversial statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that was at the center of the 2017 white nationalist rally. A state supreme court judge reversed a lower court ruling that sided with a March 2017 lawsuit to keep the monuments to Lee and another Confederate military l...

Replies(41) A white supremacist tag is seen on the chalk wall near where Heather Heyer was murdered by James Fields during the first Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Shay Horse/NurPhoto/Shutterstock) ACROSS AMERICA — White supremacists in the United States contributed to a record number of propaganda reports in 2020, according to a new report released Wednesday by the Anti-Defamation Leagues Center for Extremism. Nationwide, white supremacist propaganda — defined as post...

. Maybe that’s because the uber-privileged Exoo family never has to worry about unemployment or homelessness. They are cocooned in a web of wealth and nepotism at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York. Attorney Diane Exoo and professor Calvin Exoo, Christian’s parents. Christian Exoo’s father, Calvin Fred Exoo, is an emeritus professor at the university as well as a writer at Leftist outlets Salon, TruthOut and And where Daddy Exoo goes, Christian is not far behind. Calvin Exoo te...

By Laura Bates Sourcebooks ; $28.99 ; 352pp There’s an ideology that’s spreading via the internet, leading to terrorist attacks in America. It existed before the internet of course, but the past decade has seen it spread rapidly through mobile social media, growing in both breadth and virulence. Of course for an ideology to convince a score of men to commit mass murder in suicide attacks on the U.S. mainland you would expect there to be a sizeable number of less fanatical supporters. And th...

Hear Whittier’s Last Poem read aloud There is something poignant about “last” things. The word last often possesses the sad, sometimes heroic, connotation of finality, including death. Think of a loved one’s last words, or the last time you saw a good friend, or a soldier’s last stand. Whittier’s last poem holds this poignancy. It […]

That is the working definition of the word "diversity" in our benighted age: no non-Hispanic white Protestant heterosexual males! Only one of the sixteen is a white male Protestant: Peter Buttigieg, the Transportation Secretary; and as an Episcopalian, his Protestantism is borderline. I used to be an Episcopalian, and I recall that bit in the liturgy where we prayed for the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. Confessionwise I count eight Roman Catholics, four Jews, two Protestants, one Hindu,...

Prosecutors charged Kathleen Casillo with two counts on Monday for allegedly running over Midtown marchers in December. Those sent to the hospital say the charges amount to a slap on the wrist for her — and a slap in the face for them.

Smithfield players won a first boys basketball state championship for coach Theotis Porter, whose beloved uncle died because of COVID-19 earlier in February.

a- A white man alleged to be a member of the "KKK" (theres no copyright on the term, and any local group can call themselves the KKK, although I wouldnt, see below) has been sentenced to 3 years and 8 months in jail for driving through a mob of protesters without hurting anyone: A member of the Ku Klux Klan who drove his pickup truck through a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters near Richmond, Va., last year while his girlfriend’s teenage son was in the vehicle was sentenced on Tuesday to ...

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. The FCC leveled a nearly $10 million fine against a Montana man who it said made racist and threatening robocalls. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin The FCC fined Scott Rhodes $9.9 million for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls. Targets of the calls included Black and Jewish politicians, as well as a murder victim...