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What Char­lottesville let the world see is that there is a con­nec­tion between racist ideas and racist action. The rea­son the alt-right came to Char­lottesville is that they were ter­ri­fied to lose their Civ­il War par­tic­i­pa­tion tro­phy, their con­fed­er­ate mon­u­ment to Robert E. Lee — who fought to main­tain a white-suprema­cist repub­lic. That’s why the alt-right was here. Prin­ci­ples of white suprema­cy and Black sub­jec­tion still appeal to them.

Sarah: How can peo­ple across the coun­try and the world show sol­i­dar­i­ty right now?

Lisa: There are a vari­ety of ways peo­ple can stand up. Sup­port Black Lives Mat­ter — not just in Char­lottesville, but all around the coun­try. Get tapped into local orga­ni­za­tions. Have uncom­fort­able and dif­fi­cult con­ver­sa­tions that can open the door to greater under­stand­ing. Be will­ing to be uncom­fort­able. Don’t just go along with racism and casu­al white suprema­cy. That just nor­mal­izes white supremacy.

There is a rea­son white suprema­cy is the air we breathe in this coun­try. White suprema­cy is not just the Nazis and alt-right. It’s also very casu­al and sub­tle. It’s say­ing things like, ​“You’re pret­ty for a Black girl.”

Trump can­not rep­ri­mand that alt-right, because they are his base. There were a lot of peo­ple out there with ​“Make Amer­i­ca Great Again” hats. The rise of Trump has coin­cid­ed with a spike in hate crimes dur­ing the first months of his pres­i­den­cy. After he was con­firmed by elec­toral col­lege, there were tons of acts and inci­dents that very day.
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 What Char­lottesville let the world see is that there is a con­nec­tion between racist idea and racist legal action. The rea­son the alt - right came to Char­lottesville is that they were ter­ri­fied to lose their Civ­il War par­tic­i­pa­tion tro­phy, their con­fed­er­ate mon­u­ment to Robert E. Lee — who fight to main­tain a white - suprema­cist repub­lic. That ’s why the alt - right was here. Prin­ci­ples of ashen suprema­cy and bootleg sub­jec­tion still appeal to them. 

 Sarah: How can peo­ple across the coun­try and the world show sol­i­dar­i­ty right immediately? 

 Lisa: There are a vari­ety of ways peo­ple can resist up. Sup­port Black Lives Mat­ter — not barely in Char­lottesville, but all around the coun­try. Get tapped into local orga­ni­za­tions. Have uncom­fort­able and dif­fi­cult con­ver­sa­tions that can open the door to great under­stand­ing. Be will­ing to be uncom­fort­able. Do n’t just go along with racism and casu­al white suprema­cy. That barely nor­mal­izes white supremacy. 

 There is a rea­son blank suprema­cy is the air we breathe in this coun­try. White suprema­cy is not just the Nazis and alt - right. It ’s besides very casu­al and sub­tle. It ’s say­ing things like, ​“You’re pret­ty for a Black girl. ” 

 Trump can­not rep­ri­mand that alt - right, because they are his base. There were a lot of peo­ple away there with ​“Make Amer­i­ca Great Again ” hat. The rise of Trump has coin­cid­ed with a spike in hate crimes dur­ing the first months of his pres­i­den­cy. After he was con­firmed by elec­toral col­lege, there were tons of acts and inci­dents that very sidereal day.
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-right. What Char­lottesville let the world see there a con­nec­tion racist ideas and alt-right to Char­lottesville is they were ter­ri­fied lose their Civ­il War par­tic­i­pa­tion tro­phy, con­fed­er­ate mon­u­ment to Robert E. Lee — who fought to main­tain a white-suprema­cist That’s why the alt-right was here. Prin­ci­ples of white suprema­cy and Black sub­jec­tion appeal them. How peo­ple across the coun­try and the world show sol­i­dar­i­ty right now? Lisa: There are a vari­ety ways peo­ple can stand up. Sup­port Black Lives — not just in but all around the coun­try. tapped local orga­ni­za­tions. uncom­fort­able dif­fi­cult that can open door to greater under­stand­ing. Be will­ing to be uncom­fort­able. Don’t just go along with racism and casu­al suprema­cy. That white supremacy. is rea­son suprema­cy is the breathe in this coun­try. White suprema­cy the Nazis and alt-right. It’s also very casu­al sub­tle. It’s things like, ​“You’re pret­ty for a girl.” Trump can­not rep­ri­mand that alt-right, because they his base. There were a lot of peo­ple out there with ​“Make Amer­i­ca Great Again” rise of Trump has with a spike hate dur­ing first of his After he was con­firmed by elec­toral col­lege, there were tons of and inci­dents that very day.
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What Char­lottesville lEt the world See is ThaT thErE is a Con­nEc­tion between rACist Ideas and racist action. ThE rea­sOn THe alT-RiGht caMe to ChaR­LoTTEsvIlLe Is tHaT ThEy werE teR­ri­fied To lose theiR CiV­iL War par­tic­i­pA­TiOn tro­phy, thEir Con­fed­er­ate mOn­u­Ment to roBerT e. Lee — wHo fOught To main­TAin a whIte-supremA­cISt repuB­Lic. That’S WHy The aLt-right was here. PriN­Ci­PLes of white suprEma­cy aNd bLaCK Sub­Jec­Tion still aPpEal to THem.

SaraH: hoW CAN peO­Ple across the cOun­try and thE WorLd show SoL­i­dAR­i­ty riGht noW?

LISa: THere are a varI­ety Of ways peo­Ple can STand up. SUP­port BlAck LivEs MAt­tEr — noT JuSt In CHaR­LotTEsVilLE, buT all arouNd ThE coun­Try. GET TAPped IntO locAl orgA­ni­za­tions. HavE unCom­fORt­aBle anD dif­fI­culT cOn­ver­Sa­tionS that CaN open the door to gReatEr under­stAnd­InG. Be WiLl­ing TO be uncOm­fOrt­Able. Don’T just go ALonG wITH RaCism and casu­al white SuPREmA­cy. That jUst nor­MAl­IzES white suPrEmaCy.

ThERE is a rEa­soN WhIte supreMa­cy is THe AiR we breaThE in thiS cOun­Try. white SUpreMa­cy is Not just tHe NazIS and alt-right. It’S Also very casu­aL AnD SUb­TLe. It’S saY­ing things lIke, ​“YOU’re pRet­tY FoR a BLAck giRl.”

TruMp CAn­NOt rep­ri­mand that alt-rIgHt, becaUse thEy are his base. THere were a lOT OF peo­ple oUt thERe WIth ​“Make Amer­i­ca great again” hats. THE rise of TRump hAs coin­ciD­ed with a sPIKe in hate CriMes Dur­Ing THE fIrst months of hIS Pres­I­dEn­cy. AftEr hE was con­FirMed By eLec­ToRal col­legE, there weRe ToNs Of ActS and iNCi­dents tHaT veRy Day.
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What Char­lottesv ille let t he wo rld  se eis t hatthere is a con ­ nec­ tion between racist id eas a nd raci s tactio n. Ther ea ­ s onth ealt -r i gh t cam e t o Char­ lottesvill e i sthat they we r eter­ri­fie d t o lose their  Ci v­il W ar  pa r ­tic­ i­p a­tio n tro­ p hy, th eir con­f ed ­ er­ate mon­u­m e n tto R obert E. Lee — wh o  f o ught to main­t ain awh i te - s upr ema ­cist repu b­ lic.T hat’s w h yt h e  al t -right was he re. Prin­ci ­ ple s of w hi tes uprema ­cy a nd Bla ck sub­jec­ tion  still ap peal t o  them.Sarah:How ca n p eo­ plea cr os s t he cou n ­t rya ndthe worl dsh ow so l­i­ d a r ­ i­ty  ri ghtnow?
Lisa: Thereare  a v a ri­ ety o f way s pe o­ ple c an sta nd up .Sup­port BlackLive s Mat­ter  —no t j us t inC har­lo tte svi lle, bu t all a r oun dt h e  c oun­try. Get tappe di n to  local o rga­ni ­ za ­t i ons. Hav eunc om­f o r t­abl e an d  d if­fi­cu lt con ­ ve r­ sa­tion sthat c an  op enthe d o or t o grea ter unde r­sta n d­ing. Be will ­ ing to be unc o m­ f o rt ­ able . D on’t just g o al o ng w ithr ac ism and c asu­a lw hi t e suprema­cy. Thatju st nor ­mal­ izes white su premacy.
T h e re is area­ s on white suprema­ cy is  the air w e  breathe  in t his coun ­try. Whi t e  suprema ­cy  is  no t j u s tthe Nazis and a lt-r ig ht. It’ s a lso ver y c asu ­al  an dsub­tle.It’s say ­i ng  t hi ngs  like ,  ​“You’r epre t­ tyfor a Blackgirl. ”

T ru mp can ­not re p ­r i ­ mand  t ha t al t-r ig ht, b ecau s e t hey are  his base . T h erewe re  a lotof peo­ple ou tthere with  ​ “Ma ke Ame r ­ i­ca Gre at Again” hats. The ris e  of Tru mphas c oin­ cid­ed wi tha spik e i n  hatecrimes  dur­ in g t h e  firs t mo nth sof his pre s ­ i­d en­cy .Afte r he wa s con­firmed by el e c­t oral col­lege , t here w er e t o ns ofac t s a n d  inci­dents tha t very day .
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What Char­lottesville_let the_world see is that_there is_a_con­nec­tion between_racist_ideas and racist_action. The rea­son_the alt-right came to_Char­lottesville is that_they_were ter­ri­fied to lose their Civ­il War par­tic­i­pa­tion tro­phy, their con­fed­er­ate mon­u­ment to Robert_E._Lee —_who_fought_to main­tain a white-suprema­cist repub­lic._That’s why the alt-right was_here. Prin­ci­ples_of white suprema­cy and Black sub­jec­tion still appeal_to_them.

Sarah: How can_peo­ple across the coun­try and the world show sol­i­dar­i­ty_right now?

Lisa: There are a vari­ety_of ways peo­ple_can_stand_up. Sup­port Black Lives_Mat­ter — not just in Char­lottesville,_but all around the coun­try. Get_tapped into local orga­ni­za­tions. Have uncom­fort­able and_dif­fi­cult con­ver­sa­tions that can open the_door to greater under­stand­ing. Be_will­ing to_be uncom­fort­able. Don’t just go_along with racism_and casu­al_white suprema­cy. That_just nor­mal­izes white supremacy.

There is a_rea­son white suprema­cy_is the air we breathe in_this_coun­try. White suprema­cy_is_not_just the_Nazis and alt-right._It’s_also very_casu­al_and sub­tle. It’s say­ing things like,_​“You’re_pret­ty for a Black girl.”

Trump can­not rep­ri­mand_that alt-right, because they_are_his base. There were_a lot of peo­ple out_there with ​“Make Amer­i­ca Great Again”_hats. The_rise of_Trump has coin­cid­ed with a spike in hate crimes dur­ing the_first months of his pres­i­den­cy. After_he was con­firmed by_elec­toral col­lege,_there_were tons of_acts_and inci­dents_that very day.