A year after Charlottesville rally, white nationalists enter mainstream conversation

Inequality,White Nationalism,Charlottesville

Posted on AllSides August 12, 2018

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A year after torch-carrying white nationalists at the “Unite the Right” rally shocked the nation by marching through Charlottesville, Virginia, the movement appears more fragmented than ever but also riding a series of policy wins implemented by the Trump administration.

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