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Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal, was killed when James A. Fields Jr. drove his vehicle into a group of demonstrators.
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Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal, was killed when James A. Fields Jr. drove his vehicle into a group of demonstrators.
The Aug. 11 torchlit march ended with white supremacists surrounding anti-racist demonstrators near the Jefferson statue north of the Rotunda.
City of Charlottesville spokesman Brian Wheeler said Monday that former Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas will continue to receive his salary until July 15, 2018.
On Aug. 11 and 12, a sizable crowd of counter-protestors comprised of University students, faculty and Charlottesville residents gathered in solidarity and in memory of those who were psychologically scarred, physically injured or in Heatheir Heyer’s case, killed, during the last year’s Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.
On Aug. 11 2017, white supremacists marched across Grounds chanting anti-Semitic slurs.
A year after the torchlit white nationalist rally on the North Plaza of the Rotunda, U.Va. Students United has plans for a demonstration.
In the face of one of the most important anniversaries in University history, we still don’t know how we’ll respond.
The dining will be leaving its current location near the Cavalier Inn.
The white supremacist torchlit rally on the Lawn and subsequent events of Aug. 11 and 12 elicited a series of responses from the University community throughout last semester.
Heather Heyer's parents, Susan Bro and Mark Heyer, hugging as Bro got up to speak.
Heather Heyer's parents, Susan Bro and Mark Heyer, hugging as Bro got up to speak.
A portion of Fourth Street between Market Street and Water Street has been honorarily dedicated as Heather Heyer Way.
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer read aloud an official proclamation from the city dedicating the portion of Fourth Street between Water Street and Market Street. City Councilors Kathy Galvin, Wes Bellamy and Bob Fenwick were also present at the ceremony.
Alfred Wilson, Susan Bro and Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy speak following the ceremony.
“We get contacts from people all over the word, all over the country, saying, ‘Because of Heather, I now feel empowered to stand up. I now feel empowered to do the right thing,’” said Susan Bro, Heather Heyer's mother. “What other legacy could a mother ever want for her child?”
Susan Bro, Heather Heyer's mother, spoke at the dedication ceremony Wednesday morning. Charlottesville City Councilor Kathy Galvin, Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy and Mayor Mike Signer are pictured behind her from left to right.
Former Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas speaking at a press conference after the Unite the Right rally on Aug. 12.