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Administrators have justified their actions on May 4 by noting the "troubling" appearance of four men with violent histories in the camp. But they won't say who they were.
“We all want in different ways to have something that is a community space, especially for the queer community."
"Even though Charlottesville is an affluent place where you wouldn’t expect people to go hungry, it has a hidden food insecurity problem."
The City Council of Charlottesville chose a local proposal to melt down the statue so it can be made into something new.
A proposal submitted by the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center could transform Charlottesville’s statue — and collective memory — of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.