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    This was their response.

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    AUG 12, 2017, APPROX 10:20 AM asked the police on the scene if they were planning to intervene to stop the escalating violence.

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    THIS TIME LAST YEAR AUG 12, 2017, APPROX 10:15 AM A group of white supremacists — some with their hands taped up like boxers — punched, kicked and choked people who tried to block their path, leaving them bloodied.

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    The transgender community has a word for calling a trans person by the name they no longer use. It’s known as “deadnaming.” In 74 of 85 cases, trans victims were identified by names or genders they no longer used.

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    THIS TIME LAST YEAR AUG 12, 2017, APPROX 9:00 AM It was the morning of the Unite the Right rally. walked into town with a group of clergy. White supremacists gathered, as did anti-fascist counter-protesters ready to challenge them.

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    Today is the anniversary of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. and resume our live-tweeting of last year’s events as they unfolded at 9:00 AM. Follow our thread here:

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    This September will send you a weekly Democracy User Guide with personalized info on the candidates and campaigns in your Congressional district, reminders for voting day, and more:

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    "you probably don't want to be working for " says a neo-nazi serving in the marine corps, trying to convince not to quote him about his involvement in violence. as if.

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  9. Over the last year we identified one Charlottesville assailant who was a U.S. Marine. Tonight and tomorrow, we're revisiting the Unite the Right rally by live-tweeting the events in real-time. Here's the thread:

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    Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. We’ll be resuming our live-tweeting of last year’s events in real time at 9:00 AM

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    AUG 11, 2017, 10:43 PM The police left the scene.

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    AUG 11, 2017, 10:29 PM The area was cleared of all torch march participants and counter-protesters. A media firestorm began as images from the torch march were broadcast around the world.

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    THIS TIME LAST YEAR AUG 11, 2017, 10:24 PM At this time, Police declared an “unlawful assembly” on the campus and began to break up the march.

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    After our report on Pistolis, he was convicted at a court martial. He was sentenced to one month in prison, docked pay, and reduced in rank, according to the USMC. On Aug. 1, Pistolis was officially "separated from the Marine Corps."

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    Pistolis later denied he was in Charlottesville and denied being involved with a white power group.

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    Chat logs indicate that a man posted in a secretive neo-Nazi group that he "drop kicked" Emily that night, mentioning her name. & identified him as Vasillios Pistolis, an active-duty Marine at the time.

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    "I thought I was going to die," later told about being attacked at the torchlight march on the night of Aug. 11, 2017. Watch their full conversation here:

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    AUG 11, 2017, APPROX 10:00 PM , an anti-racist activist, live-streamed the torchlight march from her phone. She can be heard saying: "We are surrounded on all sides by hundreds of Nazis... We have no way out."

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    AUG 11, 2017, APPROX 10:00 PM Police watched from the sidelines as a small group of anti-racist activists were quickly surrounded by neo-Nazis and white supremacists.

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    AUG 11, 2017, 9:17 PM Chief Gibson responded saying that the police were aware of the situation and “monitoring” it. No notification or information about the torch march, which turned violent, was sent to anyone in the university community.

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