Heather Heyer

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It is important to let Heather Heyer’s family know they are not alone, says councillor

We’re journalists, Mr Trump, not the enemy

For all our failings, journalism remains an indispensable constraint on power

White nationalist Christopher Cantwell surrenders to police

Man gained notoriety for behaviour in ‘Vice’ documentary about Charlottesville violence

UN racism body gives US ‘early warning’ after Charlottesville

Trump threatens government shutdown over Mexican wall funding in fiery speech

Dark web poses dilemma of protecting both neo-Nazis and dissidents

Tor is a refuge for white supremacists and paedophiles but also a lifeline for dissidents

Una Mullaly: Toxic masculinity the common thread in American hate

It’s difficult not to see Charlottesville as a turning point – but we don’t know to where

Charlottesville: Hundreds gather to remember woman killed

Killing at white nationalist clashes ‘magnified’ Heather Heyer’s message

George HW Bush and George W Bush issue anti-racism statement

Backlash against Trump intensifies after president’s comments on Virginia violence

Cork GAA officers condemn flying of Confederate flag

‘There is one flag for Cork supporters - the red and white flag with the Cork emblem on it’

Brian Boyd: Sunlight of tech disinfects Charlottesville

Unhidden by hoods and robes, white nationalists have been caught on camera

Big business rides the social justice wave

Cantillon: Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier walks off Trump’s business panel

Charlottesville fuels war over hate groups raging online

‘White supremacy has been online as long as there has been an internet’

Charlottesville: A day of shame

Trump’s initial refusal to condemn the violent far-right mob over Charlottesville has given the supremacists encouragement

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