Charlottesville decision shows US rebuke of white supremacist hatred
In social-media era, 'Unite the Right' imagery can fuel idea that America is hopelessly divided. Charlottesville verdict tells us something else.
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In social-media era, 'Unite the Right' imagery can fuel idea that America is hopelessly divided. Charlottesville verdict tells us something else.
From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel
RICHMOND, Va. — Nine people who sued white nationalist leaders and organizations over the violence at a deadly rally in Charlottesville in 2017 won a $26 million judgment for the injuries and trauma they endured. But whether they will be able to collect a significant chunk of that money remains to be seen.
Jury held defendants liable in Sines v. Kessler for conspiring to deprive minorities and their supporters of their civil rights; awarded substantial compensatory and punitive damages against each defendant...
In social-media era, 'Unite the Right' imagery can fuel idea that America is hopelessly divided. Charlottesville verdict tells us something else.