Black man beaten up at Charlottesville white nationalist rally charged
The victim of an assault at the Charlottesville white nationalist rally has now been charged with assault himself. Continue reading
Charlottesville
‘We said we would be back’: White nationalists return with torches to Charlottesville
White nationalists were back rallying in Charlottesville, Va. Saturday night, nearly two months after the violent clashes that led to the death of a woman. Continue reading
Ivanka Trump blasts ‘unrealistic expectations’ about how much power she has
She also explained why she remains quiet in the face of controversies. Continue reading
Opposing downtown protest spurs warning from U.S. Consulate in Calgary
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
The Calgary Anti-Fascist Action planned to confront members of the Guardians of Alberta, a group that broke off from the World Coalition Against Islam. Continue reading
Should it stay or should it go? Judge to hear arguments in Charlottesville monument case
The controversy over the statue sparked the Aug. 12 “Unite the Right” rally that descended into violent chaos in Charlottesville. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s top advisers continue to openly disagree with him
Jim Mattis openly differed with his commander in chief over North Korea on Wednesday. Continue reading
In wake of Charlottesville violence, sales of Confederate flags boom
The American debate has intensified over symbols of the pro-slavery Confederacy. Continue reading
Stormfront, internet’s oldest white supremacist website, forced to shut down
The website had more than 300,000 registered users. Continue reading
Paris Jackson stands against ‘Nazi, white supremacist jerks’ at MTV VMAs
The crowd at the MTV VMAs rallied behind Paris Jackson’s powerful words, erupting in cheers. Continue reading
Edmontonians gather for anti-racism rally, speak out against controversial historical figure
Spurred on by a violent and deadly confrontation between white nationalists and anti-racists in Charlottesville, Va. earlier this month, dozens of Edmontonians gathered at the Alberta legislature Saturday night to speak out against racism and bigotry. Continue reading
