Charlottesville gets green light from Virginia judge to remove Confederate statue of Robert E. Lee
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 leader. A group of residents had argued that state law barred the city from removing war memorials or...