A Year After Charlottesville: Combating Hate

“We can’t assume others will do the talking.” Heather Heyer’s mother discusses learning to speak out:

“What Heather taught me is that all of us should find ways to fight for a more just society and that means we can’t assume others will do the talking.”
https://t.co/53Vqtz17V5 #AgainstHate #Charlottesville

— Indivisible Guide (@IndivisibleTeam) August 11, 2018

Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Ten Ways”:

One year ago, we witnessed an American tragedy. Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and bigots marched through the city of #Charlottesville. Standing up against hate isn't easy. But now, more than ever, it's necessary. Here are ten ways you can fight hate. https://t.co/WeGfr6lWxx

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) August 11, 2018

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